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Hey there, thanks for the kind words. Co-founder of Rapportive here. I had exactly the same experience when renting a room in my house. A facebook or myspace
by rahulvohra 16y ago
Hey there, thanks for the kind words. Co-founder of Rapportive here. I had exactly the same experience when renting a room in my house. A facebook or myspace link told me more than showing people the room, as people tend to be on best behaviour.
Interestingly, we've had similar stories of folks finding Rapportive useful when hiring. One VC was hiring an associate and found the tweets more telling than the CVs.
- amirmc 16y agoThis is an interesting case but I find it a bit worrying how much emphasis people can place on tiny bits of information. A few pics taken out of context or a misguided twitter post that leads to inadvertently missing out on a job interview seems harsh. I bet the applicant you mentioned never got useful feedback. What could the VC say? I appreciate having access to more info but I feel there's also some maturity required when assessing it.