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> There’s over $120B in enterprise value of remote first enterprises. 1. Where is this number from? 2. In the grand scheme of things that is a teeny number. N
by hn_throwaway_99 3y ago
> There’s over $120B in enterprise value of remote first enterprises.
1. Where is this number from?
2. In the grand scheme of things that is a teeny number. Not really surprised given as remote work is relatively new, but that number in and of itself is not really evidence for remote work's advantages over in person.
- toomuchtodo 3y ago> 1. Where is this number from? My Excel model. As someone passionate about the concept of remote work, and having a material component of my net worth invested in remote orgs, it is top of mind (and important to bring evidence for people's feels about the topic of remote vs office). I should probably just publish it as an Airtable. > 2. In the grand scheme of things that is a teeny number. Not really surprised given as remote work is relatively new, but that number in and of itself is not really evidence for remote work's advantages over in person. What number would no longer be teeny?