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not familiar with Paul Carr, so i'm glad you brought this up, thanks. But i don't think he was lynching AirBnB for lack of accountability. Rather, he said that
by SonicSoul 15y ago
not familiar with Paul Carr, so i'm glad you brought this up, thanks.
But i don't think he was lynching AirBnB for lack of accountability. Rather, he said that it was cold blooded for a co-founder to call and ask her to stop giving them a bad name right before a funding round. (i've also read somewhere else that he was trying to ask her to put a positive twist).
- kailashbadu 15y agoHad the AirBnB been able to hush the victim by offering her a juicy paycheck, it would have been a textbook example of crisis management. That the arrangement didn't work out and the lady chose to divulge the details of the deal gone sour, the co-founders are being labelled cold blooded for offering the deal in the first place. I think it's just plain bad luck that AirBnB could not come up with a compensation package good enough to muffle the victim.