>Exactly and this also argues against wanting to get hired to work remotely. True, though not unheard of. I worked at a startup that hired remote devs via netw

>Exactly and this also argues against wanting to get hired to work remotely. True, though not unheard of. I worked at a startup that hired remote devs via networking of that nature. It seemed to work well for them. Eventually the entire team migrated to the same area but things operated smoothly remote for the time being.