See this is the thing that really confuses me about this whole kerfuffle. The more we collectively push for remote work, the more likely it becomes that our co

See this is the thing that really confuses me about this whole kerfuffle. The more we collectively push for remote work, the more likely it becomes that our compensation takes a huge nosedive. Engineers in Brazil or El Salvador will LOVE working at even 30% of total FAANG comp (while enjoying fewer worker's rights and fewer benefits), and they are by and large technically competent. This whole thread has a very "I got mine" vibe to it.