> These companies took advantage to open up their nets to the entire country if not the world. They can't make their actual remote workers move Weirdly, when I

> These companies took advantage to open up their nets to the entire country if not the world. They can't make their actual remote workers move Weirdly, when I interviewed somewhere pretty cool last fall they made it clear that this was an in person NYC role and I have to be OK with working in NYC (where I live, so it's not a real problem). It was a little odd to hear that from a tech company, tbqh. I ended up taking a different offer before we got to the end of that process, so I have no idea how that continues to shake out there.