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> the co-founder called me saying they're having "financial delays". First, seek to understand. Go see the Co-Founder in person if you can, at least have a l
by JSeymourATL 11y ago
> the co-founder called me saying they're having "financial delays".
First, seek to understand. Go see the Co-Founder in person if you can, at least have a live phone conversation.
Ask what's the nature of the delay? When can you expect to be paid-in-full?
Can they give you at least a partial payment today? After all, you've got bills to pay too.
Those answers should help inform next steps. There may be an entirely reasonable explanation and a plan to make good. Be extra-alert for patterns & other inconsistencies.
- kafkaesq 11y agoExactly. One should never allow oneself to be a doormat. But it also doesn't cost (all that) much to be human, and give people the benefit of the doubt, in situations like these.