That's just one of the corporate hierarchy’s ironies: it uses technological and digital advancements to exploit the American workforce by globalizing the job market, thereby maximizing profitability.
 

Luckily, those who decided to become technologically savvy performed exceptionally well. Those who overlooked the significant impact of new technologies lost their jobs and struggled to find a position that matched their skills. Consequently, they were inclined to join politicians advocating for a democratic counter-revolution, such as those advocating socialism. The lack of adaptability among this group of employees justified employers' utilization of virtual connections in the workplace, allowing workers to work from different locations. While interconnectedness created opportunities for growth and innovation, it also introduced new risks and uncertainties for the American job market, as covered in:

 

“Edified Capitalists Unravel Flaws of Capitalism.”