I was thinking about this topic from the perspective of a college graduate making the transition to working full time at a white-collar office job.

College is the most social environment imaginable:

- In class with lots of people

- Encountering people you know between classes

- Clubs and social groups

- Communal studying

- Living in close quarters with friends and others

- Eating meals with others, etc.

Just an endless list of opportunities to socialize and interact.

The idea that college graduates will want to make such a transition from the most social environment possible to working from home, alone, for 8 to 10 hours per day, seems very strange to me. I think anyone who has onboarded a new college grad hire (like myself) during this time would attest to this.