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This isn't halo effect. When hiring someone from a company that has a certain culture, you expect people to share some of that culture. With more severely negat
by ucaetano 10y ago
This isn't halo effect. When hiring someone from a company that has a certain culture, you expect people to share some of that culture. With more severely negative points of Uber's culture coming to light, companies are wondering how much of that culture the current employees share.
And there's a difference between being scrappy and hustling.
- sokoloff 10y agoCould you describe the difference? Other than the less common definition of "fraud or swindle", I think the common definition of hustle and scrappy have a heavy overlap.
- mcguire 10y agoOne of them means you didn't get caught. Not sure which, though.
- ucaetano 10y agoThere is a heavy overlap between the two, but my impression is that being scrappy has a side that hustling doesn't: finding ways to do things with far less resources that it would be normally required. Essentially, scrappy is, IMHO, finding shortcuts and detours to avoid an obstacle. Hustling feels more like beating down that obstacle until it gets out of the way. But that's all semantics, and therefore my personal opinion. I've always heard "scrappy" as a positive thing, and "hustling" as something either ambiguous or just plain bad.