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I like to imagine bankruptcy auctions; what would the listings look like if any of these companies went under? The bulk of most would be hardware and shwag. An
by dbreunig 18y ago
I like to imagine bankruptcy auctions; what would the listings look like if any of these companies went under?
The bulk of most would be hardware and shwag. And that's not comforting.
- ardit33 18y agoit will be awesome. Another weeding out of companies that provide not much value. A lot of them, should really be just few guys working form their apartments, getting some revenue back ala Craigslist, and not these big companies, with offices, with lot's of expenses, and "hyped" evaluations. The ecosystem might not support this large companies, and once they burn their vc funding a lot of them will be gone, or just be a lot lot smaller than today, to match what they actually are earning. Just like earth's mass extinsions, where 60%-80% of the animals died, and new ones came up and flourished, bringing us humans to light.
- dbreunig 18y agoMaybe that's the next big change: the acceptance of apartment working. If it was legitimate to work at home/have shared spaces, you might see a lot more startups that take their time, are in it for the long haul, and (perhaps) more focus on better products.