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Agreed. Ideally I’d want flexibility to decide when to WFH and then still have a nice office to come into when I feel social, or need to collaborate.

> still have a nice office to come into when I feel social

Who else would be at the office then to socialize with you? Paid actors?

If your office is basically a clubhouse, I can see how you could be miffed about getting the same salary at home but none of the benefits you used to have, and now have to make more space in your home for working environment, buying more food out of your pay for lunch or snacks or coffee, faster internet, printer ink, etc.

I'm curious how those numbers compare. There seems to be a significant majority in favor of remote work in online forums, but that's not a perfect sample.

Anti-office people are very vocal on here. I don't think it's representative; most of the people I know in real life want their office back. I didn't know how much I wanted to be around people all day until it was taken away.