The great work-from-home experiment has surfaced both good and bad effects.

Pre-pandemic, successful remote work required the following:

• Conversations became foreign, exhausting and soulless with Zoom, even as home offices were being set up in the bedroom or the Kitchen table under a stack of books.
• These conditions were forced due to the pandemic, as working from home had become an unavoidable necessity. 

The pressure-cooker environment brought in by the pandemic made remote working normal, but now as hybrid working(a mix of remote and non-remote) has started to happen in some companies, people staying at home could feel handicapped or left out, as it is easier to build relations or advan...