Love Working from Home? Maybe You’re a ‘Task Filler’
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Issue #298
26 Jun 2022
Working from home is bad for business and workers; after all, if your job can be done from Brighton or Parramatta or Chatswood, it can probably also be done from Bangalore or Johannesburg, for a lot cheaper.
I leave the quote in so you know what kind of post this is before clicking on it. However, remote as a stepping stone to offshoring is logical reasoning and - the inevitable outcome of a global shift to remote.