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Good god almighty this section of the article strikes close to home. Extremely accurate from the perspective of 3rd employee -> leaving at ~50 employees. "At f
by stefanmichael 6y ago
Good god almighty this section of the article strikes close to home. Extremely accurate from the perspective of 3rd employee -> leaving at ~50 employees.
"At first, when you start working at a rapidly growing company, what you see is smart, idealistic, driven people working together to accomplish a goal greater than themselves. When you leave, unless you are willfully blind or exceptionally naive, what you see is a ruthless political arena— a modern day Game of Thrones, where machinations take place over email, and battles are won and lost over cups of light roast coffee."
- hondo77 6y agoYeah, the article brings back all kinds of bad memories.
- hnracer 6y agoExactly my experience too
- dogman144 6y agoThe Asana ticket comments are a political shooting gallery
- hnrodey 6y agoKind of sounds like how a group of humans from pre-Agricultural Revolution times would start their tribe. At the beginning, it's a couple people busting their butts to build something useful. If successful, it evolves in to a larger group primarily concerned with gossip and status.