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Is this even english: "“I think universally founders and early startup leaders underestimate how hard people work is,” she says." Maybe it is one of those jarg

• evgen 5y ago
  Yes, it is completely proper English and is the sort of thing that you would say but probably write in a slightly different way. If the author used punctuation properly then the sentence would be been something like this: "“I think, universally, founders and early startup leaders underestimate how hard people-work is,” she says." The person talking may have been using 'people-work' as a jargon term for team management, but otherwise there is nothing out of the ordinary about the statement.