Of course it's the CxOs who tout their companies' onsite "culture"--they're not the ones crammed into open-plan, surveilled work stations, discouraged from leaving for non-work appointments, and subjected to mandatory social events.
Given even the relatively modest perks of the last onsite C-suite I worked with, hell, I'd be in the office too.
Given even the relatively modest perks of the last onsite C-suite I worked with, hell, I'd be in the office too.