Agreeing with that assessment, Shealy said most of her employees were frustrated before coming to work for Trouver.net because they couldn't find jobs that would allow them to support a family. Despite the recent success, pioneering a technological revolution in the Wood River Valley has not been easy. Both Shealy and Wood are quick to dispel those ideas. In fact, they claim their businesses, considering their small size, create a boost to the local economy like no other existing business in the area. And that brings up yet another problem, as far as Shealy is concerned.
People understand being a doctor or a lawyer.
Maybe they don't understand the information revolution. Regardless of their perceived dilemma, all evidence suggests Trouver.net and Futurelink are here to stay. In a way, the building functions like a private residence. Hailey planners all but applauded Bates' concepts. Members of the public present at the meeting agreed the growing businesses are an asset to the Hailey community.