Hmmmm, i dont actually agree with this very much. In the early days its quite important that you know what everyone is doing. Maybe when things are 1-2 years al

Hmmmm, i dont actually agree with this very much. In the early days its quite important that you know what everyone is doing. Maybe when things are 1-2 years along there is the position for the guy that does the job that everyone else kinda doesnt want to do (setup vanilla os's on machines so the unix admins can get to the real configuration, do different types of data entry for things that cant be automated basically mechanical tasks) that yes contributes to the success of the company. But in early days there are 2-3 people and none of them can be dark matter otherwise this person evolves into a vortex or blackhole for your capital/profits.