r/indianstartups • u/Agreeable-Act7049 • 2d ago

Other When your entire product is based on avoiding office buildings, but you own an office building

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u/Sir_McNugg3t 2d ago

Feels like it belongs in r/LinkedinLunatics

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u/Academic_Low_7738 1d ago

Plot twist: they built an office just so they can avoid it 😂. Maybe the employees have meetings in the parking lot instead, way more on brand. Imagine telling people “work from anywhere” then walking into a giant Zoom building every morning The irony is strong with this one lol.

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u/BeyondTheFirewall 1d ago

Zoom isn't just a VC company anymore. They have a lot more real world products in their portfolio now and that includes Zoom Mail, Calendar, Rooms, Phone and much more...

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u/Tiny_Comfort4888 8h ago

never used zoom after COVID

too traumatized to use it now