And both of them are wrong, because they _should_ be trying to figure out what works best for the person; not what worked best for _them_ and forcing it on the person.
Eh, there could be some people who prefer WFH but would benefit productively from RTO. It's about what as a policy is best, not for individuals.
I think the issue is when people conflate best for them with best ad policy
Eh, there could be some people who prefer WFH but would benefit productively from RTO. It's about what as a policy is best, not for individuals.
I think the issue is when people conflate best for them with best ad policy