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I'm not actually arguing against secrecy, I just dislike the name "stealth-mode." The cheese factor in my book is on par with dolling out names like "CEO" and
by JMiao 20y ago
I'm not actually arguing against secrecy, I just dislike the name "stealth-mode." The cheese factor in my book is on par with dolling out names like "CEO" and "CFO" in a startup before you have a product (or idea of a problem you want to solve) and money to even count. What does a CFO do when there's no revenue? Do you really need to call the guy who gets you blog coverage the "Chief Marketing Officer?" I have no idea, but I keep bumping into startups around the valley that epitomize this.
What's annoying is that too many people take themselves way too seriously.
- dfranke 20y agoWell, I think it makes sense to start out with the titles CEO and CTO, at least. Feel free to substitute "the Jobs" and "the Woz" if those sound too stuffy.