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IMHO there will always be a language and culture barrier, and timezones. A Spanish company would prefer to hire Spanish speakers ( so Spain or Latin America) ov
by sofixa 4y ago
IMHO there will always be a language and culture barrier, and timezones. A Spanish company would prefer to hire Spanish speakers ( so Spain or Latin America) over Tajiks. What good are developers, for instance, if you can't really communicate with them due to limited timezone overlap and language issues?
- kkfx 4y agoLearning a language enough is not that hard, especially with languages like English... Spanish is a little bit harder, but still easy. It's not Chinese or Japanese with more alphabets etc... Surely as I said that happen more or less slowly witch means that at first we will experience a proximity preference, but just see for call centers: here (France, Italy) there is an epidemic of offshored call-centers operators in the Balkans and north-Africa: they barely speak Italian or French but they get far little wages so for many companies that's good.