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They aren't making that claim though. They are just doing simple back of the envelope math using their current metrics, but in word form. No one is suggesting
by addicted 7y ago
They aren't making that claim though.
They are just doing simple back of the envelope math using their current metrics, but in word form.
No one is suggesting that those numbers will actually be achieved.
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- jddj 7y agoYou're right, the mistake I was making was not realising that the calculation was for leased office space as an entire industry, rather than as their plausible potential customer base. Since their actual market is more niche (in practice it seems to be satellite offices, startups and remote workers) than general commercial office space, I'd still propose that it's significantly overstated, but thanks for the correction regardless.
- Cederfjard 7y agoIn this context, what is the value of stating these numbers?