Outreach CEOs cringe post on return to office

he starts off his opinion piece by stating that he "has a confession". since when is it considered a confession, implying courage, to take the de facto stance of the ruling class on a platform owned and operated by the ruling class where no one can dissent in the comments for fear of reputational harm?

He then goes onto say that the problem with wfh is the lack of energy. He gives an anecdote on high fivinf people in his office and how much he misses it. The problem with that is he pays those people to be excited and energetic around him. he's basically saying that he misses being surrounded by people whose lives he has in the palm of his hand. and to him, it's worth bringing back all his employees to be popular--despite costing them 10s of thousands in childcare and 5+ hours a week in commuting costs during the largest inflationary crisis since 1980. 

anyways, outreach peeps, your ceo is out of touch