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Interesting but I do disagree, at least for startups. "This is exactly opposite of how it works in a typical company, where the goals come from above" They ha
by KingOfCoders 5y ago
Interesting but I do disagree, at least for startups.
"This is exactly opposite of how it works in a typical company, where the goals come from above"
They have the same problems, people joining in sales, marketing, finance, product management and all bringing in their own ideas. Often this is not managed appropriatly and just put into a backlog instead of "saying no to ideas when they would not fit with other ideas, or [..] lots of discussion to align ideas to make them fit".
- ben0x539 5y agoThis post is really about Rust, not about startups, tho.
- KingOfCoders 5y agoYou might be right I've read the article as "Rust Is Not a Company" and how the organization structure of Rust differs from that of a company because the problems are different. So my point was that the problems are the same in startups.