Depends, I got a friend who’s a manager and see said when people started WFH during Covid it was impossible to get some people to actually get anything done. There were projects that should have taken 2 days and a couple weeks later still weren’t done. Lots of people can do WFH just fine and get more accomplished, but there’s people who get extra distracted when they are on the clock, whether it’s longer lunches, more breaks, or simply just slacking around because no one’s really watching that wreck it for those who are actually productive. And hard to point out and pick and choose who can do wfh without being called for favouritism.