Sorry, but that's just wrong. To work with people in different time zones, you have to be truly asynchronous and somewhat spread out. To work with people with d

Sorry, but that's just wrong. To work with people in different time zones, you have to be truly asynchronous and somewhat spread out. To work with people with different cultures and native languages, you need to put some extra effort in. And at the end of a day, a good remote worker in India knows what they're worth - not much less than a US remote worker. Free markets and all that. If that's not true now, I'll convinced it'll be true as soon as remote working becomes really popular. And while we're at it - have you noticed how many Indians go to the US to do tech jobs on-site? What's the big difference?