> Remember when we said that tech workers should be careful what you wish for with regard to work from home? Execs are slow to learn but eventually the dim ligh

> Remember when we said that tech workers should be careful what you wish for with regard to work from home? Execs are slow to learn but eventually the dim light bulb will go off in their head that someone from a much poorer country with an internet line can do the same work as their engineers making six figures and working in their home. It's odd that you're pretending executives didn't already know this, and in fact havnt either already tried it, or have not already been engaging in such practices for a very long time. It's called outsourcing and tech companies have been doing it for literally decades. I didn't see "being in the office" saving any of those people. Outsourcing is one of the first things i've heard out of the mouth of more mediocre mid level managers than I can count at this point in my career. > If I was a tech worker I would be championing every return to office initiative that exists, for my own self-preservation. Thanks for the advice, but i'll pass.