We have never had the case where _everyone_ has to work remotely. One of the reasons why offshoring failed is that you needed to be in the office to have a 30

We have never had the case where _everyone_ has to work remotely. One of the reasons why offshoring failed is that you needed to be in the office to have a 30 second chat about something that saved you a few minutes of digging to find it yourself, which added up quickly. This is no longer the case. There are still reasons to not offshore, but we do not know if they are enough to keep it from happening. These conversations tell you more about the mentality of the people having them than about the viability of offshoring.