[kingkongjaffa]

It's not suitable for someone without prior in-office work experience IMO.

There are mentoring and office based behaviors and norms that people learn from each other through osmosis. I think it's a career mistake to never work with other people building something every day in the same room together.

I wouldn't hire a fresh grad who never worked in an office before.

I've been fully remote for longer than I was an in-office worker but those formative years being in-person were very important from a skills and social / emotional IQ perspective.