Remote Companies
topic on 4 shows · 5 statements across 5 episodes
the Y Combinator Startup Podcast
the Official SaaStr Podcast
the a16z Podcast
20VC
5 statements about Remote Companies, every show
Mooney: Remote companies fail from poor decision communication, not unproductivity
“Remote companies don't die because people aren't working. They die because the decisions and the changes aren't communicated clearly, and your team does not like that feeling.”
Rabois: Founders Fund will not invest in remote-first startups
“We at Founders Fund have pretty much put a light in the sand that we won't invest in remote companies because we've just watched 50 years that there's almost no examples of people building companies that way.”
Lee: Pre-COVID remote companies avoided hiring entry-level talent
“A lot of remote companies did not hire early entry talent because of exactly the concept of this person needed to have control of their home work environment, so to speak.”
Rasch: Fully remote companies will outcompete non-remote rivals for global talent
“The ability to hire the best in the world that is the kind of economic thing that I think will, you know, ensure that the companies that are remote will outcompete those who aren't, because they will essentially hire the best in the world versus, you know, the…”