Why startups fail when they isolate in home offices

Why startups fail when they isolate in home offices

I sat there in my pajamas, staring at a half-empty box of cereal and my laptop screen, realizing my ‘disruptive’ startup had become little more than a glorified email-answering service. I was three months into building my dream, and the only person I’d spoken to in person all week was the guy delivering my pizza. … Read more

Scaling from 2 to 20: When to stop hot-desking

Scaling from 2 to 20: When to stop hot-desking

I was sitting on a literal beanbag chair, balancing a laptop on my knees, while my third hire—a brilliant engineer who really deserved better—tried to take a client call in a hallway because all the ‘quiet pods’ were taken. We were a team of six, and we were playing a daily game of musical chairs … Read more