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"I'll have a hard time rooting for its success, though, when Jessica seems to routinely make mistakes like this" is both pompous and mean. She's 20, and seems t
by pc 16y ago
"I'll have a hard time rooting for its success, though, when Jessica seems to routinely make mistakes like this" is both pompous and mean. She's 20, and seems to be doing a pretty good job all considered. If you really believe she's screwing up, perhaps you should email her directly.
- thinkcomp 16y agoLast time I did it was with a customer service issue with InDinero. No one replied, so I canceled my account. Also, I started consulting at age 11 and incorporated at 15, so I think I have the right to call out young people in business when I feel like they could do better.
- jdeeny 16y agoI made an InDinero account to kick the tires a bit, and made a few comments when closing the account. I received several emails from Jessica within 24 hours and an offer to discuss things on the phone. Maybe she has increased her attentiveness since you canceled. Maybe she is only attentive to people who are closing accounts. However it came about, I was impressed with her responsiveness to my comments.
- ojbyrne 16y agoI think its a little hypocritical that her youth seems to be the primary reason she's notable, but can also be used to defend her actions when she screws up.
- robryan 16y agoYeah in the business world it doesn't matter how old you are, all the same rules apply. I think it's great that younger entrepreneurial types are creating things of real value, but we are in the real world with real customers spending real money.