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I’ve heard that argument before, but I’m not convinced. I think it’s uncontroversial to say that teams who collaborate more should easily surpass teams that don’t.

Therefore, if in-person proximity is important for collaboration, in-person teams should have clearly superior performance to remote teams.

We know that’s not true though, so the argument for in-person presence needs some refinement. Why is it better, and better how?



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