“I like it more” is a valid point period. Disguising “I like it more” in attempt to declare something objectively better is just biased nonsense.
> And yes, for me WFH is much better, so much better that I'll never again work in an office if I can avoid it.
Great! I’m glad you found this out about yourself. You’ll meet me in the middle in acknowledging that this is a feeling you hold about yourself and not a universal truth, surely.
> but I don't think that a dozen of CEOs and VCs can decide for us all.
You’re talking about something unrelated to my post. No individual person can declare their opinion as universal truth. The person I responded to did so, and I’m pointing out they’re as biased (and ridiculous) as the CEOs you’re disagreeing with.
And yes, for me WFH is much better, so much better that I'll never again work in an office if I can avoid it.
I think that I am about just as productive, but happier because of the increased freedom.
I think that people will vote with their feet on this subject, the toothpaste is out, this is not for everyone, but I don't think that a dozen of CEOs and VCs can decide for us all.