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I'd guess they were mostly operated with the doors open, at least in the summer. From what I recall, most startups in the garage-stage also had no employees. I

I'd guess they were mostly operated with the doors open, at least in the summer. From what I recall, most startups in the garage-stage also had no employees. I can see myself working without daylight, but I'd never consider subjecting employees to that (It's also illegal in my jurisdiction).

johncolanduoni 10y ago
> I'd never consider subjecting employees to that (It's also illegal in my jurisdiction) I'm curious, what jurisdiction is this? I've never heard of such a restriction (though I have to say I'm a fan).
- seanmcdirmid 10y ago
  Fire code. Offices must have Windows, or barring that something else very expensive. Also true for most houses. China doesn't really have a fire code, or if they do, it is routinely ignored, so it wouldn't be an issue here (e.g. consider the ant tribe of people who live in apartment building basements). And obviously, underground malls are treated differently in general.