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I feel strongly that "virtual" startups dramatically increase your chances of failure. You need everybody in the same place, bouncing ideas around and sharing t
by Flemlord 19y ago
I feel strongly that "virtual" startups dramatically increase your chances of failure. You need everybody in the same place, bouncing ideas around and sharing the workload. And many people simply don't have the discipline to work a full-time day without being surrounded by peers. I am one of them--I thrive on the shared energy and, without it, my interest fades and I get distracted.
- dangoldin 19y agoI think you may have a point with this for startups where each employee is a huge contributor and innovation is required. But if you have a large company with multiple corporate levels it may not be that horrific to let a few employees work from home. If they are spending more time with their family they may be happier and more motivated to work.