Nobody’s stopping you from doing whatever you want. You want to pay for an office building and sit it it that’s fine.
The problem comes when you try to stop what others want.
The problem comes when you try to stop what others want.
2.Even if your job is forcing you to do something you don’t like, that’s not a problem. If I want to use Windows and the company only lets people use Macs, then that’s not a problem. It’s a rule that either I’ll comply with or I won’t work there anymore.
If a company decides to be in-person-only then the people who want to work at a remote-only company won’t work there (or they will).
To sum up your summary, that’s why we’re seeing companies lose employees faster than they anticipated.
From the perspective of those who prefer in-office work, how is this any different from forcing a WFH policy on everyone? Why is that not tyrannical behavior?