Based on prior experience with "no more work from home" at a large company, I suspect this move is in part to bring the team closer together and in part to forc

Based on prior experience with "no more work from home" at a large company, I suspect this move is in part to bring the team closer together and in part to force a group of rooted employees out of the company. At least in the case when I saw this done in the past, we had a couple of folks who "worked" from home at least a few times a week. Well, they said they worked, but in reality I think they were plucking weeds in the garden, looking at LOL cats and so forth... Driving them insane by having to spend at least 8 hours in the office was a great way to have 'em retire early. </end speculation>