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It sounds very ironic that the company whose whole business is built on facilitating remote workplace communication would be willing to lose talent in order not
by smsm42 6y ago
It sounds very ironic that the company whose whole business is built on facilitating remote workplace communication would be willing to lose talent in order not to let people work remote.
- 6510 6y agouhh.... eliminate talent? The dogfooding experiment ended by firing everyone.
- dehrmann 6y agoTheir model is around workplace communication in general, it doesn't have to be remote. And maybe they're just pushers, not takers.
- smsm42 6y ago> Their model is around workplace communication in general, it doesn't have to be remote It doesn't, but I think the added value of Slack is much more prominent in remote scenario than when everybody is in (roughly) the same room. If it's not good enough to enable that - makes one think what it's good for? > And maybe they're just pushers, not takers. Then reasonable question to ask is - why not? What do they know that the takers don't?