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Doesn't sound like many people like this idea but I'll take the devil's advocate for fun. Sometimes when I'm coding my side projects, it's nice to know I am wo
by ryeguy_24 7y ago
Doesn't sound like many people like this idea but I'll take the devil's advocate for fun. Sometimes when I'm coding my side projects, it's nice to know I am working along side my co-founder (different location) who is in a similar mindset as me. I feel like it builds a bit of camaraderie. It's the same way as if you watch a live sporting event with someone else either in person or knowing they are watching the same game (texting back and forth, commenting on the game). It's just more exhilarating. I could see this be interesting to know that someone is there doing there thing but not lose privacy.
- meiraleal 7y agoAs a cofounder, yes. As an employee, no. I'm not my boss' comrade, and I'm sure he doesn't see me this way too. He wants money and code, and I have a defined límit of how much effort I'll do to give him these.