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Having recently been affected by the end of an Intent-based networking startup, I can tell you it is a very emotional thing. I feel like part of me has died an
by floatinglotus 6y ago
Having recently been affected by the end of an Intent-based networking startup, I can tell you it is a very emotional thing. I feel like part of me has died and my belief in the industry’s future state shaken. I learned that many people I had trusted were complicit in the failure and that hurts as well. We had money but a complete lack of leadership. I saw people that I felt were true believers like me change overnight.
It was hard to accept the fact that your friends/coworkers will sell you out so quickly, and that no matter how bright the future looks, a stupid founder can ruin the whole thing in an instant.
- airhead969 6y agoI can only stress for the future: never get unquestionably-attached to a venture, colleagues, or a leadership pyramid. It's not a baby or a puppy, it's a configured paper organism commodity. True believers are also a BIG red flag: they lack perspective, assertive feedback, and creative debate.