Most of my teams over the past 12 years were remote and doing programming or related work. Well over 100 people across multiple companies. We met online, often

Most of my teams over the past 12 years were remote and doing programming or related work. Well over 100 people across multiple companies. We met online, often, but not always, using video, and almost all of them participated in annual on-sites. It’s hard to imagine how any of them could possibly be North Korean agents. While I don’t doubt that some companies did end up inadvertently hiring North Korean agents, the following quote form the article sounds like scaremongering against offshoring: | Greenberg said any company that hired freelance IT workers “more than likely” hired someone participating in the scheme