Odd that he was sent abroad to do it, I always assumed they just did it from NK instead of abroad.
Also only having to give 85% to the regime seems pretty weird to me, it’d seem more logical to give 100% to the regime and have them provide the workers with a very cheap bed and food
dlachausse•1h ago
They probably hoped that the remaining 15% was just enough to keep the workers from defecting. That combined with the threat to brutally torture and kill their family that remained in North Korea were probably pretty effective motivators to stay loyal to the regime.
dizhn•1h ago
Maybe it's not so bad in North Korea? :)
yapyap•46m ago
lol.
horns4lyfe•1h ago
Tech employers would of course rather pay the North Korean regime than hire Americans at competitive wages
crop_rotation•49m ago
I doubt these North Koreans are getting hired due to wage disparities (these are roles supposed to be in the US where they have a contact person in the US), more like they have perfected the interview process as the most important thing in their life.
yapyap•1h ago
Also only having to give 85% to the regime seems pretty weird to me, it’d seem more logical to give 100% to the regime and have them provide the workers with a very cheap bed and food
dlachausse•1h ago
dizhn•1h ago
yapyap•46m ago