I don't really think that there's such a huge difference between developers in remote countries and developers in first-world countries. Just like many programm

I don't really think that there's such a huge difference between developers in remote countries and developers in first-world countries. Just like many programmers would have imposter syndromes, many unheard-of programmers in poorer places are equally great. The only (or at least foremost) reason they're paid less is simply that they can afford to live a good life with such pay anyways. The biggest disadvantage to those outsourced developers might be that they didn't have the chance to learn English as well as the first-world devs, and thus might have issues with communication, which is a huge part of software engineering for sure. But in terms of abilities to learn, they are not worse than anybody.