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It's only a lonely road because of decisions they made themselves. Maybe if they stopped treating themselves like some anointed class and shared the equity wit
by angersock 8y ago
It's only a lonely road because of decisions they made themselves.
Maybe if they stopped treating themselves like some anointed class and shared the equity with their employees instead of viewing them like lower-class citizens it wouldn't be so hard to find comrades.
- manigandham 8y agoEmployees aren't friends and really shouldn't be. Maybe you've had a bad experience with some founders, they certainly are just as varied as people, but the role itself is anything but easy.
- angersock 8y ago> Employees aren't friends and really shouldn't be. That's a fine view to take! But don't come rattling the cup around going "but poor founders, so lonely, nobody to talk to" when they've made that choice.
- manigandham 8y agoYou seem to be missing the point, as the prior comments are talking about "social connections" that founders get as a significant benefit, and which I'm saying isn't true. Nobody is complaining really, certainly not the founders who chose what they do. In fact it seems like people who aren't founders that are complaining about the supposed benefits and lack of work without actually understanding what it entails.