this was beautiful. I love the chess story. thanks for sharing
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but most of all it was a great experience to play with defi, talk strategies. great team building.
one of the things I do think can be an improvement is using virtual sim, such as twilio, then it's more manageable, get notifications, probably more secure than employee being socially engineered to give your number away...
it's been fun. that's one of the reasons I don't support rapid growth, but investors expect that (ceo said that) and nearly every day there's a new face and to be honest it looks like they will accept anyone who's willing to work there because offices not in central location. sad. I'd much rather keep a tight culture of close friends who are always on top of what's going on.
To clarify for everyone else (building on top of parent comment) - distributed does not necessarily mean decentralized.
I quit my job and some time afterwards lockdowns started. I found new passions in 3D & VR (blender, unity, quest 2)
I knew I will always love tech & science, just didn't know what to do for a living. after over a year of soul searching & job searching I nearly came to terms with my faith, as everybody told me: do what you're good at. so even though I wanted to freshen up, I was considered hobbyist (eg. 3d, ai, ds, basically anything remotely interesting to me that isn't cyber) and was difficult to find opportunities which were enjoyable. (lots of these are cool to study but job offers were boring because money easily corrupts...)
finally about a day before closing a contract (& dreading to do so) I found a Blockchain company. changed some habits, work out regularly & found good place socially & educationally & satisfying.
moral of my post is you just have to keep pushing forward, you can find new (or old) passions even with tech, or not tech, but you can.
good luck!