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>Where it's disappointing (to me) is that it seems he's just ... giving up. His job isn't to solve the remote work problem but to run a company effectively. Gi
by marcinzm 3y ago
>Where it's disappointing (to me) is that it seems he's just ... giving up.
His job isn't to solve the remote work problem but to run a company effectively. Given the current job market and glut of engineers looking for jobs solving the remote work problem won't provide much if any competitive advantage. That may change in the future but right now isn't the future.