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I work for a 35 person startup with hq in the valley. We are 10ppl here in Mexico (gdl) and the rest are up there. There are numerous start ups that have setu
by xtracto 7y ago
I work for a 35 person startup with hq in the valley. We are 10ppl here in Mexico (gdl) and the rest are up there.
There are numerous start ups that have setup shop here (humanapi, scalable press, grainchain, brightcove, wizeline among many others).
Given the time zone closeness and culture similarities, it is normally a win-win situation.
My company even moved someone from India who lost his H1B to work here. Apparently it's easier.
- daveslash 7y agoYour company very well might be doing remote-work "the right way" and getting a lot of productive work done, in which cause I would applaud your company. I'm not arguing that it can't be done successfully. However, I still stand by my statement that remote work is hard to do well, but despite this companies will try anyway. I should also clarify -- I was mostly speaking from the position of a large enterprise (40,000+ people).