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Fully remote but had an company that worked in an office for about 6 years. So this is from an employer / business owner:
A couple of reasons why on-site might be better:
Yes, it’s down to management and better communication,
But I need to put in way more effort to get more from the team versus (the whole job of a leader and manager)
Especially if the team is inexperienced and never worked remotely before.
It works for a company with an established systems. But less for a startup trying to figure things out and scale.