Remote work is a popular subject with Human Resources leaders gathering around the virtual water cooler. Most people in business have discussed the future of remote work ad nauseum. However, recently, headlines have focused on what’s going to happen to remote work in the next decade.
The New York Post warns remote workers that they will likely lose their jobs in 10 years. The argument in the article is that companies will recognize how easy it is to hire cheaper labor to do the same remote jobs from overseas for much lower salaries. Back-end engineers and those working for Silicon Valley giants are at the greatest risk, according to the New York Post.
