The microservices make it easy to create a big ball of software that covers as much featurespace or ground as possible. That's not the end of software developm

The microservices make it easy to create a big ball of software that covers as much featurespace or ground as possible. That's not the end of software development. You need a lot of people to gut these microservices and reconfigure them to be part of your monolith and to wire in new workflows. As soon as precision and performance become critical, you're back to dredging through the code because microservice were built on assumptions that your ball of software executes poorly. This move for collective action attempts makes the independent wfh type irrelevant and then suck them back into the fold via 'collective bargaining' and other union tricks. I fail to see how this will play out any differently to historical unions. Blaming the current president is s basic move for bringing about your utopian collective.