Small team can move faster but will never deliver all the 999 features needed for most of the businesses.
All bit things start with small teams. Heck, @pex was built by 6 people. To date we processed 3.5 exabytes of data. But we too had to deliver on non-essential features
“‘Moby Dick’ is written by one person,” he said. “Adding another person doesn’t necessarily give you a higher-quality ‘Moby Dick.’ It doesn’t even necessarily make it faster.” This is amazing. A small, tight team can do MUCH more than 1,000 people.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/01/technology/notion-startup-fund-raising.html#click=https://t.co/uDiTa53egX …
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what is your revenue and profit per employee?
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My old office
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What company
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I love the statement but Notion has done so little in terms of improving the product in the last year so maybe they do need more people or something because it's essentially the same product as when I first found it.
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Agreed. How can you not have recurring reminders?
@Asana FTW.
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Fucking love Notion
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10 years of financing on 50 mill. I’m down with that.
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Totally agree with that. Our tiny team at Evercast is highly efficient and handling massive growth just fine. No massive hiring spree needed. Just a focus on operational efficiency.
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40 people serving 4 million users! Incredible
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