Article says that they have ~$10.5M revenues with ~350 employees. That works out to $30,000/employee. That's really not very impressive. I'm sure this puts the

Article says that they have ~$10.5M revenues with ~350 employees. That works out to $30,000/employee. That's really not very impressive. I'm sure this puts them pretty deep in the red (assuming their employees make a good amount more than 30K/year), although they are obviously still in the growth stage. Still, it seems a bit early to be touting this company's success as a remote-first organization though.