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There is a new focus on remote work, but I think it's just a stepping stone towards something much more interesting: flexible work.
Step one: Work wherever you want
Step two: Work as little or as much as you want
Step one: Work wherever you want
Step two: Work as little or as much as you want
For example, an engineer could work at Facebook 60 hours a week and make $250K a year.
Or, work at Gumroad 20 hours a week and make $150K a year.
How many would prefer to make $100K less a year for an extra 40 hours per week to spend elsewhere?
Or, work at Gumroad 20 hours a week and make $150K a year.
How many would prefer to make $100K less a year for an extra 40 hours per week to spend elsewhere?
Instead of the allure of equity that could be worth millions, we pitch something else:
What is the worth of an extra 40 hours per week to spend with your newborn child, making music, or building your own business?
What is the worth of an extra 40 hours per week to spend with your newborn child, making music, or building your own business?
I'm not saying this is *the* future of work, but that it is *a* future for many people.
Stay tuned! Lots of mistakes to make, and lots of learnings to share...
Would love to hear your thoughts! What are we missing?
Stay tuned! Lots of mistakes to make, and lots of learnings to share...
Would love to hear your thoughts! What are we missing?
