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Originally Posted by PHLtoNYC
Being located in Malvern turns off some young people (WFH has changed that a bit though).
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Probably not as many as you think. I know someone who just started working there in August, a recent college grad, and happily moved to Malvern to be near the office. She says that there are a sizeable number of people in her situation who have done the same. And being near the office means not doing much virtual working, of which many people are experiencing fatigue.
I think WFH appeals to older people (that is, my age) who have families and need to be there for the occasional (or more) ride to soccer practice, etc.
Younger people at the start of their careers typically want to spend more time with colleagues and getting a good start to their working lives, at least at places like Vanguard.