The rule is to write Ç with cedilla even when capitalized, but from what I gather French keyboards make it inconvenient, so people often neglect it. On the other hand, it is true that there are no above-letter accents for capitals (in France; Quebec uses them).
French keyboards indeed have diacritics available, such as é, è, à, ç, etc. but shift+those keys is another character.
On top of that, at least on Windows (I'm not sure about Mac), the caps lock key is not a caps lock, but a shift lock. Which means it doesn't capitalize characters, but does the same as pressing shift+key.
Funnily enough, in other French locales (IIRC at least Belgium), the caps lock key on Windows is a caps lock key.
> And something like 20% of them outsourced part of the projects to developers in South Asia, security risk.
How do you not notice something like that happening on your end? So many of the problems cited by anti-remote bosses are not problems of remoteness at all. Sound like management was very checked-out.
