It really depends upon the job role and industry. I work in tech, which is one of the easier areas to allow for remote work.

I have been at least hybrid for the past 15 years (2-3 days remote per week). I've been fully remote for the past 5 years.

For me, I work with cloud providers (AWS & Azure), so if I commute for 1-1.5 hours into the city to be at the office, I am still working remotely from the environment I am supporting. My employer recognizes that it makes more sense to save 2-3 hours per day for me to work from home.

Not everyone has this luxury though. I am very lucky with the companies I have worked at to allow this situation.

Based on the arm shape of Cape Cod, yes, I could see that being an armpit.

Worcester is off-center and smells odd. (whether off-center in the state or to the side of Boston being the Hub/center)

Man, I am so glad that Worcester is the armpit.

That actually sounds cheaper than Brockton.

Oh buoy, we're in deep water now.

I heard that was going to a small event.