@leyrer I like the choice to work in an office, it's hard to recreate accidental conversations that lead to great ideas or overheard things that lead to problem solving when everyone is remote and there is little interpersonal connection. Depends on the nature of the job though - and I can also cycle to my office and it's a nice office.

"Obliterate non-public shared working spaces" is too absolute. Obliterate double standards, poor conditions, and unreasonable expectations. Don't kill choice.