UFC CEO Dana White says it's 'impossible' to build a successful business while working from home
UFC CEO Dana White argues that building a successful business is impossible while working from home, emphasizing the need for in-person collaboration and constant availability. He suggests that those seeking flexible schedules should opt for traditional 9-to-5 employment instead of entrepreneurship.
Why it matters
It reflects the ongoing corporate debate regarding remote work versus office-centric culture and the expectations of modern leadership.
UFC CEO Dana White said people who want to protect their free time are better suited to a 9-to-5 than entrepreneurship. Mike Roach/Zuffa LLC Dana White said he doesn't believe successful businesses can be built by working remotely. The UFC CEO said managing a company means tackling new demands at any time of day. He also said aspiring entrepreneurs often get one thing wrong about working for themselves. UFC CEO Dana White said the dream of flexible hours is a trap for aspiring entrepreneurs. Speaking to Steve Bartlett on Monday's episode of " The Diary of a CEO " podcast, White spoke about why he doesn't believe that a successful business could be built by working from home. "It's impossible. You can't do it. I'm in the office from 8:30 in the morning, and I don't leave the office till 7, 8, 9, 10 sometimes," White said.
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