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Isn't that (or still is) the attitude at early Amazon? i.e. using doors as desks. Seems prudent. Not sure if they still do that. I've always hated startups whe
by vlod 2y ago
Isn't that (or still is) the attitude at early Amazon? i.e. using doors as desks. Seems prudent. Not sure if they still do that.
I've always hated startups where I've worked, that burn through HUGE sums of money (per-profitablilty) on expensive coffee/snacks/foosball tables. I feel like proverbial old man (The Simpsons) shouting at the clouds: "You know that fancy coffee you're drinking? it's future diluted equity!"
Of course, maybe there are ranges of being "cheap bastards". :)
- ChrisMarshallNY 2y agoThey had no problem dropping thousands, if the need was there, but they didn't suffer much, in the way of "fluff." From what I hear, most places that have foosball tables, have about an inch of dust, on said table, because they have all their employees burning out their eyeballs.