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And just underneath it: "Westergren himself ran up a $500,000 debt on "maxed-out cards" while he paid bills and as many salaries as he could afford." Having ne
by jonesb6 11y ago
And just underneath it: "Westergren himself ran up a $500,000 debt on "maxed-out cards" while he paid bills and as many salaries as he could afford."
Having never run up that kind of debt I don't know how easy it was for Westergren to do that. But it seems to be a lot of operating cost and wages were being covered by personal debt the founders took out during this time. That or he lived a rather lavish lifestyle.
While I hate the dishonesty and treatment towards employees it seems like Pandora was guilty of, I think some of the numbers are hyperbolic and while the situation was really, really bad, its not as bad as your comment made it out to be.
- smacktoward 11y ago> While I hate the dishonesty and treatment towards employees it seems like Pandora was guilty of, I think some of the numbers are hyperbolic and while the situation was really, really bad, its not as bad as your comment made it out to be. If the story is at all accurate, these are numbers that Westergren himself was giving in a presentation to a conference. If there's any hyperbole involved, it's his, not mine.