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The most sane idea is infastructure availability as a limit but well skill/training is the usual bottlrneck. Of course remote work may potentially indirectly b
by Nasrudith 7y ago
The most sane idea is infastructure availability as a limit but well skill/training is the usual bottlrneck.
Of course remote work may potentially indirectly boost in person work wages long term. Akin to how McDonalds needs to pay more than minimium wage than a gas station for unskilled labor due to the differing intensity and implcit perk of idle time in the latter case.