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Agency works when employees can select from genuinely usable options.

A destination becomes credible when its benefits exceed the cost and friction of attendance.

Physical quality supports work, but workload, autonomy and management remain decisive.

Leaders should be able to explain what the office enables that distributed work cannot deliver as effectively.

Co-location creates opportunity; team design determines whether connection becomes useful work.

An office that supports connection but obstructs concentration remains incomplete.

Small repeated failures can outweigh large visible investments.

A workplace strategy should be tested when demand is most concentrated, not against weekly averages.

A daily service can materially affect whether attendance feels workable.