That sounds ideal TBH, doing whatever makes the most sense for the given situation instead of enforcing a bunch of rules just cause that's the way it's always been

Por que no los dos??

Low supply of housing = high prices

High prices = people can't buy houses but corporations can

Houses still being bought at high prices = even higher prices

Even higher prices = people still can't buy houses

I can see hybrid happening but not on the weekly basis everyone's trying RN. The whole "you need to be in office 2/5 days every week" is so bad IMO. Everyone picks different days so you don't actually get the desired productivity of everyone sitting down and working together. Having 2 work days different from the other 3 throws off a lot of routines resulting in a bunch of wasted time. Plus when people are actually in the office together they spend a lot of time socializing because they haven't seen each other in a week. (Which I guess isn't terrible from a team building perspective but there are better options)

It needs to be spaced out and concentrated to minimize the disruption from changing work locations while maximizing the benefits of working collaboratively. Something kind of like the annual shows/expos/conferences that a lot of industries have but at the company or team level (depending on company size) and a little more frequent (monthly, every few months etc). Ideally they have some well thought out goals/projects you need to work towards together and a couple social activities for team bonding while everyone's together.

Totally but this one was free for the user AFAIK, Amazon would donate whenever you buy stuff through smile.amazon.com but they didn't ask you to pay for the donation

Im just shocked cus I always assumed it was illegal outside of Nevada, reservations, etc

I guess I should've expected loopholes to be exploited

Queue up The Proclaimers