To be fair, under the "Remote" section, they really are talking about outsourcing to a remote dev shop, not about remote full time employees. I understand the

To be fair, under the "Remote" section, they really are talking about outsourcing to a remote dev shop, not about remote full time employees. I understand the benefits of having a fully co-located team, however in this article they did not address fulltime remote employees. I currently work as a fulltime remote employee for a startup with a similar team size, and we are able to iterate rapidly on product.