That makes no sense, a start up in the bootstrapping phase needs to conserve all the cash it can. Having a real office is extremely costly, and I'm certain ther

That makes no sense, a start up in the bootstrapping phase needs to conserve all the cash it can. Having a real office is extremely costly, and I'm certain there's many businesses that may have survived that died, had they not had that extra expense. it's also easier to find better talent to build startups remotely and for less pay initially with maybe more equity... than it is in a specific area, plus you need to relocate to big cities. I'm in southern Utah, rural. I'm 2 hours from Vegas, if my startup needs some face time we can all fly to Vegas for a retreat or something or meet once a month there... other than that remotes the only way I'll work and I don't think anyone should be forced into an office if their productivity is better remotely.