Ahhh, I don't know. I'm a strong hybrid WFH advocate, but I've been embedded in operational areas, not centralized IT, for most of my career. And hearing conversations, walking past a meeting and catching a snippet of a problem I can solve for them, having rando non-IT staff knock on my door on the way to the bathroom... all of those experiences have contributed to some of the more impactful things I've produced over the years.

It's hard to have random conversations WFH when they're usually prefaced on running into someone in the hallway or saying a quick "hello" as you walk past their cubicle/office/whatever.