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This is a pretty naive viewpoint. In many small startups, the founders and employees are close friends and have long personal histories, not to mention futures
by mgraczyk 10y ago
This is a pretty naive viewpoint. In many small startups, the founders and employees are close friends and have long personal histories, not to mention futures together. Founders are typically not stupid, and won't burn bridges just to role-play a capitalist caricature.
- elastic_church 10y agoBut Type-A would be fun, they said!
- joatmon-snoo 10y agoI don't know if I would describe Elizabeth Holmes as your typical founder...
- maxxxxx 10y agoAt a company that size the founder and investors maybe care about the next one or two levels of management. The rest don't matter. They most likely don't even know people further down.