Nuseir Yassin is shutting down remote work at NAS Daily after five years, saying it hurt creativity and team bonds. He's opening offices in Mexico City, Singapore, Dubai, and Tel Aviv, with new hires required in-office. He's also launching NAS IO, an AI platform for starting businesses.
I'm
building an office here in
Mexico
because I gave up on remote work. The COVID experiment did not work for us. Remote work doesn't work when you're making videos and you want to be creative.
Okay, shooting in 3, 2, 1.
Remote work doesn't work when you want friendships with your colleagues. Remote work doesn't work if you want to push yourself to the limits in your career.
Just to be clear, this is just for the video. It's a lot more chill.
That's why I'm bringing our team together under one roof. In the cities we operate in Singapore, Dubai, Tel Aviv, Mexico City, and soon Miami, Manila and Mumbai. It's a big change for NAS IO and NAS Daily teams. We still have remote people, but for every new hire, we're making it mandatory in the office.
We tried remote for five years, and my conclusion is simple.
In person is much better for the person and for the company. So this is our Mexico office. It's beautiful. From here, we are building NAS IO, the simplest AI business platform to help you start a business and work