I think that while the concept of "working remotely" isn't necessarily ingrained, the concept of communicating efficiently with people via methods that aren't p

I think that while the concept of "working remotely" isn't necessarily ingrained, the concept of communicating efficiently with people via methods that aren't physically face-to-face is extremely embedded in pretty much everyone under the age of 30 at this point. While it's not a 1:1 correlation, there are going to be a lot more people asking the question "Why am I spending an hour commuting if there's nothing I can do at the office that I can't do from home". Despite a couple companies trying to close the doors after the horses are gone, this particular paradigm isn't going anywhere any time soon.