Employer distrust forces remote workers back to office despite strong performance
Employers enforce return-to-office mandates driven by distrust rather than performance evidence, prompting high-quality remote workers to decline jobs. A structural workplace tension with latent software opportunity in async productivity verification, but primarily surfaced as a career discussion rather than a specific product gap.
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