One of the more fascinating aspects of the conversation around where, when and how white-collar workers work is how it breaks through the guardrails of societal norms.  The catalyst for such thinking was the pandemic.  People are quick to point out that technologies have been around for decades which enable people to work from anywhere, and that many workers preferred remote work long before the pandemic - - - it’s also true some people preferred not to work even before the pandemic.  Yet absent the Black Swan Event that was the pandemic, we simply would not be having this conversation about work.  It takes a powerfully disruptive force to cause so much change.