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Tradeoff: Living with your cofounders in the dining room of your office might possibly, you know, increase stress and strain among the group. Also that's a lot
by abalone 12y ago
Tradeoff: Living with your cofounders in the dining room of your office might possibly, you know, increase stress and strain among the group.
Also that's a lot of time spent making meals. I doubt he's including researching recipes, shopping & cleaning up for 3 meals a day in his 1 hr/day estimate.
- dusklight 12y agoIf you're living with your cofounders one person can cook for everyone. Also note with this particular arrangement the commuting time is significantly reduced. If living together is sufficient to create enough stress that the group can no longer function, you were never going to make it anyway.
- wlimdo 12y agoGood points. I'd only suggest living with co-founders if you know them well enough and can jive on a regular schedule. I mean, if you get sick of your co-founder, maybe he/she wasn't a match in the first place? As for the time preparing the meal (from researching recipes to cleaning up), I'd say it can take less than 1.5 hrs per day total. Imagine buying in bulk, cooking a large, delicious stew that can last a couple days (just warm up the meals in a microwave), and voila. Time and money saved.