I didn’t say ‘better’ because it’s a value judgement and personal preference. Some people are very anxious about working in person and remote work is the balanc

I didn’t say ‘better’ because it’s a value judgement and personal preference. Some people are very anxious about working in person and remote work is the balance they’re looking for. We work a certain way and make trade-offs as best we can. It doesn’t work for everyone, and that’s okay—non-judgmentally in a completely values-independent way. In my opinion, startups are really hard if you take them seriously and an in-person aspect helps. There are exceptions, especially if you’re working with people you already know irl (like during COVID) or have worked with a while. It’s not black and white.