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I don't even know how to approach this question. There are grammatical typos. The poster appears to have little professional experience in an area they're att
by wavefunction 9y ago
I don't even know how to approach this question.
There are grammatical typos. The poster appears to have little professional experience in an area they're attempting to get reinforcing opinions for their stance from HN for, and the entire question seems both shallow, stupid and ridiculous.
Someone with apparently no experience in branding or marketing wants to override their experienced colleague and thinks it's going to mean the difference between a 'unicorn' and a... moderately successful company?
- interdrift 9y agoYou are currently not adding any value to my question and I did not force you to answer.
- skylark 9y agoThere was actually significant value there, but I fear you're going to do what the other poster suggested, flex your position of power and drop the "disagree/commit" line on one of your friends to get your way. You came here looking for validation, but what you really need to do is focus on the things that actually matter and trust your team to make the best decisions they can. At the very least you might still have friends a few months from now.
- interdrift 9y agoWe are taking decisions as a team and I don't see how friendship matters while you design something.
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