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This is a prime example why people don't trust people in finance, and more recently, in tech. Imagine signing up for a service like this and the first interact
by JaakkoP 7y ago
This is a prime example why people don't trust people in finance, and more recently, in tech.
Imagine signing up for a service like this and the first interaction with it is a lie. How can you trust some of your company's most important financial data with a "partner" like this?
Disclosure: I run a financial modeling software company.
- swalsh 7y agoIt's pretty true, he could have been more honest on the introductory post, and probably had succeeded the same. Except it would have felt like a more genuine interaction.
- gitgud 7y agoI work for a small startup and have never felt right about "fake it till you make it", sometimes it just goes too far. - Lie about user count - Lie about product features - Lie about your products existence? Enough with the lies...