> Remote work, where people become part of your team and work with everyone else is quite different and avoids the failure cases you have likely seen. Thank yo

> Remote work, where people become part of your team and work with everyone else is quite different and avoids the failure cases you have likely seen. Thank you. I believe this is the point everyone is missing. And this is new. Giant companies never did this sort of thing really. It was always the low effort outsourcing approaches I was seeing in these markets. Today I'm now competing with IBM and the ilk in these markets for direct employees. The tides are shifting extremely rapidly and I don't think many in the US even understand what has happened underneath them in the past few years.