admax3000

joined 11 months ago
[–] admax3000@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

If you worked before, you have some value in the previous company. You can always go back.

Truth is business is not for everyone. There is a steep learning curve and you need resilience for it.

Take some time away. Reflect on what you could have done better. Go back to a job. Build confidence. And come back again when you’re ready.

There are always opportunities. Only question is whether you’re ready for them.

[–] admax3000@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Fully remote but had an company that worked in an office for about 6 years. So this is from an employer / business owner:

A couple of reasons why on-site might be better:

  • better team bonding / closer relationship
  • faster execution of ideas (especially for startups)
  • less distractions
  • better to guide new team members
  • there are some jobs that are not project based, so productivity is lower for remote.
  • poorer communication

Yes, it’s down to management and better communication,

But I need to put in way more effort to get more from the team versus (the whole job of a leader and manager)

Especially if the team is inexperienced and never worked remotely before.

It works for a company with an established systems. But less for a startup trying to figure things out and scale.