the overwhelmingly vast majority of companies are not going for a moonshot
Remote work is exceptionally hard for startups, which by definition need to innovate and learn / invent / build new things together.
It’s well suited for companies that are maintaining or sustaining existing products, but not for disruptive innovation where in-person can 10x the speed of iteration and learning.
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Its rare I disagree with what @gokulr is posting - but I think this is shortsighted. Any company that achieves any kind of scale will need to balance team members who are "remote" from each other. this starts as soon as the 2nd office opens.
Figuring out high velocity, without sharing the same physical space, from day one will be the right answer for many, many companies.
Sep 24, 2026 · 3:44 PM UTC
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