70% of startups offer remote work options as hiring heats up, YC data shows
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70% of startups offer remote work options as hiring heats up, YC data shows
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Re: 70% of startups offer remote work options as hiring heats up, YC data shows
#2Cool.
Now start offering more part time roles.
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#370% Of Startups Offer Remote Work during Pandemic, YC data shows.
Let's see how this looks 2 years after the pandemic is over.
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#4I wonder if this will last after the pandemic is over. If if ever ends.
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#5I'm surprised this is not 100%. 70% sounds pessimistic for remote work, tbh.
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#6I wonder if this will last after the pandemic is over. If if ever ends.
Access to the global talent pool and no costs on offices? Sounds pretty good to me!
Re: 70% of startups offer remote work options as hiring heats up, YC data shows
#770% Of Startups Offer Remote Work during Pandemic, YC data shows. Let's see how this looks 2 years after the pandemic is over.
90% I predict. There is little to no advantage of having an in-office work force for tech startups unless physical presence is necessary for the job. Managers can crow all they want about wanting to see asses in chairs but the data does not support it.
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#8I wonder if this will last after the pandemic is over. If if ever ends.
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Re: 70% of startups offer remote work options as hiring heats up, YC data shows
#9I'm surprised this is not 100%. 70% sounds pessimistic for remote work, tbh.
Few years ago it was less than 20%.
Re: 70% of startups offer remote work options as hiring heats up, YC data shows
#1070% Of Startups Offer Remote Work during Pandemic, YC data shows. Let's see how this looks 2 years after the pandemic is over.
90% I predict. There is little to no advantage of having an in-office work force for tech startups unless physical presence is necessary for the job. Managers can crow all they want about wanting to see asses in chairs but the data does not support it.
What data?