Re:As venture capital dries up, tech startups discover fruga...
by mason55 on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @11:14AM
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> most people ... would prefer to work remotely.
I'm really curious about this. I did full remote for about 3 months and I thought I was going to go crazy.
Re:As venture capital dries up, tech startups discover fruga...
by ryanx435 on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @12:38PM
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I agree.
I work from home, but also rent an office downtown because the value of actually getting dressed, leaving my house, and interacting with people is worth more than the monthly rent.
Re:As venture capital dries up, tech startups discover fruga...
by Smeevy on Wednesday May 04, 2016 @09:45AM
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Pretty much the same here. I ditched my 45-minute commute and rented 1-person office about .5 miles from my house about a year ago. I can choose to have lunch with my wife and I got back 90 minutes of my life every day.
I find that I'm more productive and focused when I'm "at work." I have to overcome so many distractions at home that it feels like "trying to work." Big difference.
Re:As venture capital dries up, tech startups discover fruga...
by toomuchtodo on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @07:05PM
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I've been doing full remote for two years and I'd never go back to an office.
So, you're paying more money to make things worse for employees.
Additionally, if you're all in the relative area of a city and really need to meet there are often coworking spaces you can use.