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Daily Mail rubbish.
WFH is not causing offshoring. It has been ramping up for years.
I would blame moving IT into a cloud based solution more than WFH.
IT is going remote. Companies are no longer keeping their own Datacentres. Why then keep their own IT staff. Last place I was at was heavy offshored and was going more so.
The reduction in quality was so bad it was funny.
Agree this will result in more work to sort the mess. Just might take so long to come round I will be retired or dead.
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From the articleOriginally posted by GhostofTarbera View Post
Arguably, working in the office is an antideluvian practice.We mock the French for their antediluvian working practices, but 83 per cent of them were back in the office within a month, according to one survey.
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