>This was a good part of life. The office gave us access to this. It served as the ambient social substrate where tolerance, community, and begrudging, low-grad

>This was a good part of life. The office gave us access to this. It served as the ambient social substrate where tolerance, community, and begrudging, low-grade, constant connection took place. I'll chalk it up to personal preference, but this is exactly the type of interaction I'm happy to miss while working remote.