As a former Dropbox employee, I find this wryly amusing. I remember attending a company-wide all hands in 2016 or so where someone asked about having a satellite office in the South San Francisco Bay (the company HQ was in San Francisco at the time). The very paternalistic answer was that work was better when everyone was in the same office. This was also at a time when we had "No Meeting Wednesdays" but were strongly told this shouldn't be taken as "WFH Wednesdays".
I actually very much enjoyed working from the Dropbox office on Brannan st. I thought it was a well-designed space (for open plan), good for team cohesion, and the Tuckshop was out of this world. I didn't like my commute, though, which was way too long at an hour each way and ultimately was a significant contributor to my leaving.
Ah well. I'm glad there are options out there. Personally, I know I want to work from an office with a short commute.
I actually very much enjoyed working from the Dropbox office on Brannan st. I thought it was a well-designed space (for open plan), good for team cohesion, and the Tuckshop was out of this world. I didn't like my commute, though, which was way too long at an hour each way and ultimately was a significant contributor to my leaving.
Ah well. I'm glad there are options out there. Personally, I know I want to work from an office with a short commute.