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I'd argue that a large majority of people who have "work from home" computer jobs either already have a computer that they can use for work, or their employer d
by kempbellt 7y ago
I'd argue that a large majority of people who have "work from home" computer jobs either already have a computer that they can use for work, or their employer does. Or it can be purchased from already existing inventory (used or new).
Also, a computer purchase for an employee isn't usually a frequent occurrence. Maybe once during hire, and once a year to stay up to date (if that).
Computer manufacturers can probably take a break for a couple of months and the tech industry will survive.
- brenden2 7y agoIt's naive to think the whole world can just "work from home" indefinitely. Everything's interconnected, and the vast majority of jobs are still jobs that can't be done without humans labouring in meatspace. If you want to pretend the US is some magic island that doesn't depend on China, go for it.