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We have lots of examples of in-person companies that have succeeded. Genuinely curious, what are the best examples of remote-only success?
by rcme 3y ago
We have lots of examples of in-person companies that have succeeded. Genuinely curious, what are the best examples of remote-only success?
- chrisco255 3y agoAutomattic (WordPress authors) is an old one.
- primax 3y agoI think Atlassian have been fully remote for ages
- ndiddy 3y agoI think that's an argument against fully remote companies having good products though.
- sleepybrett 3y agosnarf
- reducesuffering 3y agoLinux probably
- olyjohn 3y agoWhat do you consider an in-person company? Microsoft, Google, Facebook, etc may have offices, but half of them are in other countries around the world. Teams are constantly having remote meetings to meet up with their counterparts on the other side of the world. That's not in-person work. That's remote work in an office. If you have to meet virtually with people in other offices, and do sync-ups with them, and use out of band tools to collaborate, are you really in-person? Why am I doing 9pm meetings when my job is in-office? What kind of in-person collaboration are you doing when you're not meeting in-person?
- rcme 3y ago> If you have to meet virtually with people in other offices, and do sync-ups with them, and use out of band tools to collaborate, are you really in-person? Obviously there is a spectrum, but having worked at multiple FAANG companies, teams are generally collocated and a majority of your interactions are within your team. And of course these companies are only able to have many offices because they experienced a large amount of success when there was only one office.
- toomuchtodo 3y agoZapier, Gitlab, Hashicorp. There’s over $120B of enterprise value composed of fully remote companies.
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