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And if the company had a reasonable scope, with a reasonable headcount, then all those things would be attainable while staying private, without corrupting the
by tomc1985 6y ago
And if the company had a reasonable scope, with a reasonable headcount, then all those things would be attainable while staying private, without corrupting the product or spreading one's legs to the markets, as it were.
But now, the only thing that's going to work for them in the long run is growth. At all costs. Far beyond whatever is the most appropriate point for what could have been a humble dating site, because the public will demand no less for a return on their investment.
- cheriot 6y agoBecause non-public startups don’t grow at all costs and hire too many people? You’re attributing things to public companies that any company can do or not.