Rather than looking at costs as frugal vs expensive, I'm trying to look at costs as a subtractor or multiplier.
Spend on the multipliers, great people, good hardware, etc etc. save on the subtractors. I just spent a few grand on a laptop for a new employee, and $12 on a laptop case.
We saved a few grand a month by having an office which is outside of the city center (but same travel distance for employees).
Spend on the multipliers, great people, good hardware, etc etc. save on the subtractors. I just spent a few grand on a laptop for a new employee, and $12 on a laptop case.
We saved a few grand a month by having an office which is outside of the city center (but same travel distance for employees).
Anybody else take this approach?