That's actually a thing here, people around these parts are quite shy, some don't even know how to turn on the camera lol.
But things are changing though, now as freelancing and remote jobs become more common, people are opening up a bit more, especially the younger generation.
Thanks to new remote jobs and opportunities, people are now making three to five times more of what they'd earn here locally. A job that pays $500 a month here is considered "great", but to earn that much you'd need proper connections and probably half a decades worth of work and promotions in a single company.
But now, with all these new WFH opportunities and the outsourcing of jobs from the NA/EU region, people are making two to three times more of they'd make while working from their homes. From teenagers to millennials, if they now have the required skills and can adapt, then they're offered a way better starting salary, which can even be compared to what their parents make after climbing up the job/promotion ladder for a decade or so.
That's why the local companies are now having to step things up, a better pay, better facilities and flexibility, and many more options are now being offered. I wonder how the job sector will look like in 10 to 20 years.