I think you might be mistaken in the assumption that remote working leads to less productivity than co-located. This is purely up to the team. Sometimes being

I think you might be mistaken in the assumption that remote working leads to less productivity than co-located. This is purely up to the team. Sometimes being co-located leads to over meeting and lots of time spent on disruptions and chats, while remote working lead you to be more professional and talk to your co-workers only when necessary for the job.