Martha Stewart Calls for End to Remote Work, Says U.S. Productivity Will 'Go Down the Drain' Otherwise

Martha Stewart criticized remote work in an interview, saying people can't get everything done working from home.
Stewart believes workers should be in the office five days a week and that a hybrid model of three days in the office and two days remote is insufficient.
She compared U.S. productivity unfavorably to France's work culture and said the U.S. will decline if people don't return to work in person.
Though 81, Stewart remains active with new books, TV shows, and projects.
She wants to end post-pandemic remote work and flexible schedules in order to boost productivity.