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It's not entitlement, it's gauging what's your bargaining position versus what the other side tries to convince you it is. Obviously both a business person and
by AYBABTME 11y ago
It's not entitlement, it's gauging what's your bargaining position versus what the other side tries to convince you it is.
Obviously both a business person and an engineer will have value in a venture. There's nothing wrong with both types negotiating and asking for their fair share.
- k-mcgrady 11y agoI completely agree regarding negotiation. But it's hard not to see these points from the parent as seeming entitled or as looking down on business types because they're not as good as, or important as, you. "a pair of frat boy types who had business school degrees." "They pitch their idea as if it were a company, but all they have are some powerpoint and a few phone calls under their belt." "They don't understand when I laugh at them..."
- abawany 11y agoHe is describing his perceptions and experiences as far as I can tell.