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The majority owners felt that it wasn’t important to keep the only person who knew the product employed. The literally felt they could exit with a patent and a
by h2oliu 7y ago
The majority owners felt that it wasn’t important to keep the only person who knew the product employed.
The literally felt they could exit with a patent and a prototype that none of the remaining people understood.
The engineer spent 3 months cleaning up previous bad engineering decisions, and spent another year making the product strong enough to be used as a test system.
Then they did a round of funding, but paying that engineer was not where the money was going to go.
- RantyDave 7y agoHeh. Been there, done that: The marketing/sales side messed up, fire all the developers.