> once that remote role is established there's enormous pricing pressure from literally every other worker on the planet This is the important point. > freela

> once that remote role is established there's enormous pricing pressure from literally every other worker on the planet This is the important point. > freelancers without any deep connection to any one company or city. This is happening... but very, very slowly since most workers are terrified of such an idea. That's because outsourcing and freelancing are mostly a mechanism for fleecing labor. Workers SHOULD be terrified of this.