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I think foolmo's point about being able to learn to work remote is valid. Whether it's quite as effective as in person is a different topic that i don't really care to discuss.

But I think a big caveat is that a new developer who needs guidance will not learn as fast remote. Additionally a bad developer will probably be worse remote.

A team of experienced good developers working remote can easily learn and become effective working remote but it's a lot of if's. It definitly can work, and in some case the slight loss in productivey may not outweigh some of the advantages.
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