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That's quite a leap of judgement. Of course building a company will be a lot more intense. That's absolutely no indication that he's not ready. Besides, intensity has to do with the rate at which he works and nothing to do with how long he works.


This needs to be said, butt in chair hours =/= work hours. My brain is constantly thinking about problems I'm trying to solve or what I need to do next. At home, at work I often will be thinking of things and walk to my computer to either do them or note stuff down. My best hours aren't all at the office since often there is a lot of other things that interrupt me there.

Peopleware should be required reading in startupland.


I agree. In general, it's a good idea to recognize the diversity in the ways people have learned to be productive.

Also, I've been hearing about Peopleware a lot recently. Thanks for reminding me.




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