90% of your company has never met you and or been in an office space with you. What does that do for culture? Does it matter? Are we overthinking the value of being in a room? Or is something actually lost? And how do you think about the culture at your company? We just accompany lat let's face it, 90 % of the people working there have never been to the sorcerap office, if there even is one any more. Yes, well, all remote to day during a pendemic is totally different from all remote outside of a pedant pendemicso what was a big reason in us going all remote was i felt a closer connection to team members
First, Jason reacts to comments from Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri on the impact of Instagram on teen girls and comparing the risks of social media to the automobile industry (1:50). Then, Jason breaks down OpenSea's update on their front-running employee (11:55), and Jay-Z's NFT lawsuit (15:40). Finally, Sourcegraph CEO Quinn Slack joins to discuss growing his universal code search engine, selling a high-ticket SaaS product and more (21:48)!