Core Automation caps technical staff at 25
Core Automation announced plans to cap its technical staff at 25 members or fewer by year end. The company builds systems to automate and optimize. It stated that each staff member should deliver the output of a sizeable team at a comparable organization. Academic Dan Roy indicated a preference for scaling to 250 staff while pursuing equivalent per-person productivity targets. Founder Anmol Gulati described the model as a compact frontier laboratory.
I’d prefer 250 staff, all aiming to [same thing].
We aim to have <= 25 members of technical staff by the end of the year. Each one of them should own the output and outcome of a sizeable team at another similar organization.
Minimum spanning tree for innovations at the frontier.
We aim to have <= 25 members of technical staff by the end of the year. Each one of them should own the output and outcome of a sizeable team at another similar organization.
Max bus factor. Max friendship. Max compute.
Minimum spanning tree for innovations at the frontier.
@roydanroy 250 is a lot :)
I’d prefer 250 staff, all aiming to [same thing].
I want to have a sizable team doing one good thing
We aim to have <= 25 members of technical staff by the end of the year. Each one of them should own the output and outcome of a sizeable team at another similar organization.
Frontier Lab in a matchbox.
We aim to have <= 25 members of technical staff by the end of the year. Each one of them should own the output and outcome of a sizeable team at another similar organization.