In the era of the everywhere constant connectivity and communication, what is the best business structure for companies whose work can be done remotely? A. Hire everyone in same city. Make them come in every day B. Hire everyone in same city, have them come in 2 days/week
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Mmm, some friends have outsourced to Argentina and Brasil from NYC quite successfully. If you can get in similar time zones it seems like a great option. I've always felt working 8-12 hours apart made workflows clunky. Then again many co's do it quite well. Learned skill I guess.
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Programming? How’d they find the people?
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Visiting LATAM, it was shocking how much nearshore labor is in many cities doing work that a few decades ago was exclusively US-based workers. Some of that inevitable in low-margin industries (ex logistics backoffice), but also the consequence of a broken US immigration system.
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Broken immigration (or the desire of us citizens to keep people out), worlds reserve currency, and the internet together are going to power the exporting of many American office jobs.
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