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I expect him to say that his company is "doing great," but he doesn't address why Fidelity cut its outlook on Zenefits (especially if everything is rainbows and
by rabidonrails 11y ago
I expect him to say that his company is "doing great," but he doesn't address why Fidelity cut its outlook on Zenefits (especially if everything is rainbows and butterflies).
- tomasien 11y agoIt went from a 4.5B company in their estimation to a 2.5B company in their estimation, still less than 3 years after it was founded. All projections were so far into the future already that they could swing massive %'s based on partner activity, even small revenue misses (ever changed your mo/mo growth rate in a spreadsheet by 1%?), or competitive activity. But going from a 4.5B company to a 2.5B company while still less than 3 years old isn't a sign of the apocalypse in the company.