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Could it be that the specific seed companies that "[m]ost roles required to work a traditional in-office work week" were involved with business idea that had a
by WaitWaitWha 4y ago
Could it be that the specific seed companies that "[m]ost roles required to work a traditional in-office work week" were involved with business idea that had a better chance in succeeding, because of market conditions and product demand?
That is, maybe the seed companies that did better with in-office had tangible products, versus no-office seed companies did not - and at this time the market wants tangible products?
edit: i.e., are the all software development firms? Are they all widget making companies? All service companies?
(why is it so hard today to express what I mean?)
- colinmorelli 4y agoI think I can summarize this for you: The conclusion in the article might be true, but for innumerable reasons the study was flawed and its results shouldn't be taken seriously.