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It's slightly concerning that the author talks about people being "green", but then complaining about having to manage bureaucracy, not having access to a ready
by helipad 14y ago
It's slightly concerning that the author talks about people being "green", but then complaining about having to manage bureaucracy, not having access to a ready-made network of experts & having to spend your last peso.
Isn't this just part of the life of starting a business?
- jkaljundi 14y agoNo, in many countries bureaucracy is not part of doing business. Especially in Estonia where setting up a company or doing anything with the government public services, taxes, reporting etc takes a few minutes online and is never done on paper.
- ashray 14y agoYes, but when you start something in Chile you can't expect it to be like Estonia or elsewhere. ;)
- jkaljundi 14y agoWhy not?
- pawelwentpawel 14y agoBecause it's not in estonian.
- ragnarsass 14y agoAnd if this in Chile, it have to be big hassle? Fine, then entrepenuers will simply ignore this country. Simplez.
- ashray 14y agoI think the point was that there would be some obvious differences in systems. That doesn't mean that they aren't improving their system - it just isn't at the same place as Estonia yet. Not so hard to understand - right ?