Let employees work from home
>Objections to work from home fall apartEssays from workers like Jen McCown isn't going to work.What works is to have massively successful businesses that beat the competition because their employees work remotely.  Since no multi-billion dollar business has demonstrated that specific cause & effect, the idea doesn't gain traction.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.What the WFH movement needs is evidence of massive business success instead of essays.  So far, the real-world evidence just hasn't tipped the scales yet.