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"Which is emphatically not to excuse them..." Then don't excuse them. And try to avoid "morals-optional people" -- not just in business, but in life in general
by chasing 11y ago
"Which is emphatically not to excuse them..."
Then don't excuse them. And try to avoid "morals-optional people" -- not just in business, but in life in general.
- eropple 11y agoI'm not excusing them. Nor am I claiming any association with that sort of startup or the people who run them. I am noting that they exist, and that that is what "startup land" is. Descriptive, not prescriptive. But thank you very much for putting words in my mouth.
- chasing 11y agoSorry about putting words in your mouth. You're absolutely right -- liars and fraudsters exist in start-up land. They should be avoided.