This seemed to completely ignore expensive shared capital, like the tens of millions of dollars of digital test equipment engineers use to design iOS devices, Android devices, perform diagnostics in medicine, fly that capital as Virgin airlines, for examples.
Nice buzz-generating headline, though.
I don't think anyone would claim that there's no job that can't be done from home. However, are these things always necessarily blockers if someone really wants to work from home? I mean, I can access an iOS or android device from anywhere in the world. Or my company can buy me one of each for probably less than one or two thousand dollars. I can pay a lab to do that expensive diagnostic. About the only one I see as problematic is flying for Virgin, and I think that's more a technology limitation than anything to do with the job itself.
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This seemed to completely ignore expensive shared capital, like the tens of millions of dollars of digital test equipment engineers use to design iOS devices, Android devices, perform diagnostics in medicine, fly that capital as Virgin airlines, for examples. Nice buzz-generating headline, though.
I don't think anyone would claim that there's no job that can't be done from home. However, are these things always necessarily blockers if someone really wants to work from home? I mean, I can access an iOS or android device from anywhere in the world. Or my company can buy me one of each for probably less than one or two thousand dollars. I can pay a lab to do that expensive diagnostic. About the only one I see as problematic is flying for Virgin, and I think that's more a technology limitation than anything to do with the job itself.