Re:InVision, valued at $1.9B, picks up $115M Series F
by anongraddebt on Tuesday December 11, 2018 @02:35PM
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Is there a company, equivalent (or larger) in size to InVision, that is an example of a remote work org.? $100M ARR isn't anything to scoff at, but I'm not sure InVision's success (so far) puts the nail in the coffin to the idea of a non-remote work org.
I'm young and still find it invaluable to be able to walk over to Jane in engineering or Bob in marketing to hash things out in-person.
Re:InVision, valued at $1.9B, picks up $115M Series F
by warent on Tuesday December 11, 2018 @02:57PM
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Elastic (ESTC) is another example off the top of my head, and they're public.
Re:InVision, valued at $1.9B, picks up $115M Series F
by cercatrova on Wednesday December 12, 2018 @10:56AM
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GitLab is also a fully remote company.
Re:InVision, valued at $1.9B, picks up $115M Series F
by dsumenkovic on Wednesday December 12, 2018 @12:05PM
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That's right. You can read more about it at https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-remote/. There you'll find how remote work is changing the workforce, how it changes the organization, advantages for employees and organizations and what did we learn about remote working.
Re:InVision, valued at $1.9B, picks up $115M Series F
by l4u532 on Tuesday December 11, 2018 @02:28PM
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I, for one, work non-remote because of the social factor. Being among people physically is awesome (for me). And there’s surely a lot of founders who prefer building up a company with an on-site social environment. A co-working space does not count, because of the lack of continuity with your surrounding peers (ie. no common projects that lead to ‘being together’), hence its much harder to establish long-term relationships.
In any case, huge respect to InVision for being one of the leaders in advocating remote work.