Yes strongly, in comparison. But I also live in one of the last countries on this planet that still has good compensation offers for regular employees. The cond

Yes strongly, in comparison. But I also live in one of the last countries on this planet that still has good compensation offers for regular employees. The conditions one faces in working remotely are probably more and more common. Here's the thing: If you are in your twenties, are offered decent office jobs, and you don't have a wealthy family to back you up, choose office over freedom. Later when you put something aside you can try to get some freedom without risking going broke. Freedom is no fun without backup. Freedom also means free to get exploited.