>(One of the most frustrating things in all the WFH vs RTO discourse is that there is this false dichotomy being presented. It's either extroverted people who are energized by others, or introverts who'd rather be in the dark closet by themselves. I am as extroverted as they come, and I thrived in the office environment. Still wouldn't trade WFH for the world.)

I believe the extrovert vs. introvert division is a false dichotomy in the first place.

Commute time, environment at home, career seniority - these are the most important factors in this discussion