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>>whoish+(OP)
Can't help but notice the gap between UK and US companies. While most US jobs are remote, those in the UK are not. Pretty backwards.

>>gumbal+qW
Interesting observation. Perhaps it is just a result of how London-centric the UK is.

>>dom96+581
That and a rather declining tech scene. Most places are agile shops cargo culting supposedly good practice, yet somehow software systems fail spectacularily (banks, airports, government sites, ecommerce, etc). Probably because talent is diverted to higher paying, modern, locations.

>>gumbal+6a1
Brexit had the desired effect of making the UK a less desirable place for foreigners to settle.

>>crumpl+Dr1
It would appear that it's making it less desireable even for natives to continue being settled.

>>gumbal+8t1
Where are they going? The US is famously hard to get into for foreigners wanting to work, as is Australia really. Are they working in the EU, or nomading?