[kstrauser]

I agree with you. I feel like I'm way more efficient at WFH. The most common argument I've heard in favor of RTO is a claim that it will boost efficiency. I don't believe it, but that's the claim.

Just pointing out that if someone wants to RTO but their office wants to WFH, that person will be slightly inconvenienced. If a person who built their lifestyle around WFH is required to RTO, they might face insurmountably major problems.

And I think that's why the WFH contingent, including myself, is so much more vocal. Even if it were true that there were roughly as many RTO and WFH fans, which I don't believe for a moment, the WFH group deals with way more hardship if they don't get their way than the RTO group would.