It's almost as bad as bringing an IRL audience to watch people be fired. I know of a startup that did that to me once because the owner was a massive prick and

It's almost as bad as bringing an IRL audience to watch people be fired. I know of a startup that did that to me once because the owner was a massive prick and their VC had zero professionalism or taste. There are things you just don't do in business if you're a professional: - Fire people reactively, emotionally, and/or publicly - Have management disagreements in plain view of everyone - Hire random people and throw them into other people's teams - Have disagreements in front of outsiders - Let jerks accumulate/jerk behavior go uncontested - Plan and execute your business so poorly that you hire and fire swaths of staff with less thought than moving around furniture