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I think he's talking about companies primarily, and office space is the analogy (building offices analogous to building companies). Thus that company you built
by fullshark 4y ago
I think he's talking about companies primarily, and office space is the analogy (building offices analogous to building companies). Thus that company you built in the times of cheap money may not be profitable for a while, but its now got fewer competitors to deal with.
- rancar2 4y agoAgreed with this sentiment. If the author clarified the relationships and examples more explicitly as you and the og have done, that would strengthen the writing/ideas.
- lumost 4y agoThis is more or less tech in the oughts. There were a few booming companies like FB and Goog. Everyone else was riding investment from the 90s. We’ll see how it plays out in the next few years, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see companies slow down R&D to capture profitability. In 5 years they may be too slow to innovate