I think this is probably the best point to be made over Yahoo's change in policy -- there just aren't that many remote workers at Yahoo. With the emphasis they

I think this is probably the best point to be made over Yahoo's change in policy -- there just aren't that many remote workers at Yahoo. With the emphasis they'd put on this particular change in policy, it's natural for people to conclude that Yahoo thinks that having everyone come into the office to work is a significant change necessary to right the ship. When so few workers are remote, can that really be the case? Does Yahoo know what they're doing? I don't know the answers, but those are the questions running through my mind right now.