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> I enjoyed being a part of new startups, those that were still "scrappy." But each time, once that growth-stage hit and managers started coming in to make thin
by mastazi 5y ago
> I enjoyed being a part of new startups, those that were still "scrappy." But each time, once that growth-stage hit and managers started coming in to make things "more efficient", that's when I knew that those types of places weren't for me.
I went through this at least 3 times now, and I don't know how to break the cycle. I probably never will.
- secondcoming 5y agoWhat's the problem? Making a company 'more efficient' makes it more attractive to potential buyers.
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- mastazi 5y agoUhm someone buying the company would make things even worse, based on my personal experience. I would probably resign before it happens.