Let employees work from home
<i>>Objections to work from home fall apart</i><p>Essays from workers like Jen McCown isn't going to work.<p>What works is to have massively successful businesses that beat the competition <i>because their employees work remotely</i>.  Since no multi-billion dollar business has demonstrated that specific cause & effect, the idea doesn't gain traction.<p>Yes, businesses like Basecamp and Automattic have remote workers but I'm talking about significant business successes on the scale of Google/Apple/SpaceX/etc.  If a remote workforce can demonstrate unequivocal superiority, there would be endless case studies about it in Harvard Business Review and every manager would be copying it like the Six Sigma craze a few decades ago.<p>What the WFH movement needs is <i>evidence of massive business success</i> instead of essays.  So far, the real-world evidence just hasn't tipped the scales yet.