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Yes, but you are comparing apples to oranges. The comparison is: 1. Relocating to (city) to work in person with ambitious engineers on X. 2. Living where you c
by bart_spoon 4y ago
Yes, but you are comparing apples to oranges. The comparison is:
1. Relocating to (city) to work in person with ambitious engineers on X.
2. Living where you choose to work remotely with ambitious engineers on X.
When there is a choice, it seems workers generally greatly prefer 2. If your labor market is inelastic, you might be fine. If it's elastic, it seems like on-prem will definitely lose out to remote in terms of the labor pool.