The two people concerned in the article both study computer science.
I’m not saying that there aren’t benefits to being local, but generally-speaking, software development is one of the fields easiest to do remotely.
I’m not saying that companies are always open to that, but it can be made to work.
There are a lot of jobs for which that isn’t a realistic option, true enough. You can’t be a plumber remotely. But of all the examples that they could have chosen, this seems like an odd one.
The two people concerned in the article both study computer science.
I’m not saying that there aren’t benefits to being local, but generally-speaking, software development is one of the fields easiest to do remotely.
I’m not saying that companies are always open to that, but it can be made to work.
There are a lot of jobs for which that isn’t a realistic option, true enough. You can’t be a plumber remotely. But of all the examples that they could have chosen, this seems like an odd one.