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Not only was it not much of a story, in fact it's so generic that can be applied to almost any field, but I never said he shouldn't have shared it. I asked how
by popmystack 11y ago
Not only was it not much of a story, in fact it's so generic that can be applied to almost any field, but I never said he shouldn't have shared it. I asked how he was a lead on a project, when it's kind of clear that he probably shouldn't have been. I'd also be inclined to ask how is CTO is, well, a CTO.
It's a really rather silly situation -- but as far as startups go it seems par for the course. It's quite irritating.
- logicallee 11y agoyour replies here are completely trollish, you're likely to be shadow-banned from this forum (meaning nobody would sees what you write). if you write a contact here I'll explain why in a personal email. i'm not a moderator here.
- 91bananas 11y agoIt IS NOT clear that s/he should not have been a lead, it IS clear that they made a poor decision, and are humble enough to admit to it and share it to the community. It is no surprise EVERY one of your comments is flagged. Your tone is continuously condescending rather than inquisitive.