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Agree with CPLX. It is improper to speak for others in this way. If Leo and Sunil want to post about their plans, they may do so. "Leo and Sunil asked me to to
by getpost 10y ago
Agree with CPLX. It is improper to speak for others in this way. If Leo and Sunil want to post about their plans, they may do so. "Leo and Sunil asked me to to say this...." would be fine, although still TMI.
A customer might think, 'Wow the company is falling apart and the remaining founder seems lost in his own world. I should find another vendor.'
- webmaven 10y ago> It is improper to speak for others in this way. If Leo and Sunil want to post about their plans, they may do so. ICYMI, the departing executives in question did post about their plans, and (similarly to the OP) with a bit of reflection on their part: https://hackernoon.com/after-6-incredible-years-at-buffer-im-moving-on-to-something-else-e06ec40c3f16 https://hackernoon.com/after-6-incredible-years-at-buffer-im... https://medium.com/@sunils34/parting-ways-with-buffer-ee016bc2098d https://medium.com/@sunils34/parting-ways-with-buffer-ee016b... There doesn't seem to be any reason for customers to be concerned, and the contemplative style of the post is by no means new. On the contrary, it would be a matter of concern if the post wasn't primarily concerned with a retrospective on how they got to where they are today as well as individual styles, goals, personalities, and emotional fulfilment.