/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58574185
>originally wfh during COVID
>convinced I'd hate it, feel like a loser, etc.
>have not gone into an office since
>realized how much I hate the office and office politics
>value my freedom now more than anything
>I can just do my work and fuck off to my hobbies, no commute, no water cooler banter, nobody bursting into my office with some useless bullshit
>put in effort but coworkers are so useless and stupid I run circles around them
>working to start a business from home as well since I have more time

>>58523255
>these companies have become soooo efficient
Anon I've worked inside the corporate landscape for a decade, and "efficient" is the last thing I'd use to describe any of them.

The word you need to understand is "niche". You may not be able to easily beat Coca-Cola at making corn syrup slop for the masses, but if you sell a better quality product to the right demographic they will buy you over Coca-Cola, and Coca-Cola will never pivot quickly enough to take you out. You don't want to try to be P&G, Coca-Cola, Exxon, anyway. Carve out a niche and go after it. Let the market tell you if your niche is valuable or you're making a product for nobody.

+0.19% but got FUCKED on my QQQ calls