Now workers prefer remote or freelancer work. Wrong. The article is about prospective employees wanting 1) more flexibility and 2) less risk exposure to the w

Now workers prefer remote or freelancer work. Wrong. The article is about prospective employees wanting 1) more flexibility and 2) less risk exposure to the whims of a single company. Remote work is mentioned in one paragraph as evidence of people seeking flexibility. It's mentioned a second time in the context of remote work making it easier for companies to hire freelancers (i.e. you aren't restricted to local talent). You misread the article, posted a bizarre screed that got down-voted, and for some reason you keep trying to make the same incorrect claim.