Remote-work startups were a hot commodity when the pandemic began, but in the post-vaccine era, many investors and founders are reconsidering their enthusiasm, Rebecca Szkutak reports.
“If I looked at all the companies that are actually categorized as remote work, you’d see this little tip of the iceberg,” said Kevin Spain, a general partner at Emergence Capital. “Below that there are a lot of other companies effectively following and benefiting from that trend.”
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Some companies working on hybrid workplace solutions “have pivoted out of the category,” others have reduced staff, and “one virtual office startup recently sold off its IP and transitioned to AI,” wrote Re...
