Good morning, Some people predict the pandemic will usher in a new age of remote work. Michael Dubin has his doubts. "This idea that we’re all just going to work remotely, I think, is B.S.," the Dollar Shave Club co-founder said on Wednesday, during an Inc. Real Talk virtual event. "Business is a team sport, and team sports need team chemistry. It's really hard to foster team chemistry when you’re remote." Dubin left Dollar Shave Club's offices on March 10, 2020, sick with Covid-19 at the time, and never came back: In January, he sold his interest in the business and stepped down as CEO. During his decade at the helm, he oversaw a period of explosive business growth, culminating with Dollar Shave Club's sale to Unilever in 2016 for roughly $1 billion in cash. He also became known as a marketing expert, starring in comedic and offbeat commercials that went viral and helped popularize his startup. When Dollar Shave Club eventually returns to the office, Dubin won’t be joining them. Read our story to learn why he’s still excited to work in-person again someday--along with his top lessons for today’s startup founders. |
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