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Wonder how his wife and children are feeling about him severely burning himself out on a quixotic mission to "save" a company with a CEO whom he paints in the m
by patrec 5y ago
Wonder how his wife and children are feeling about him severely burning himself out on a quixotic mission to "save" a company with a CEO whom he paints in the most damning light. On a precarious freelance contract, after 85% of engineering talent bailed out.
- mst 5y agoI don't honestly feel this is appropriate or any of our business.
- iammisc 5y agoOn an individual level it's really not. On a macro level, given the comments I frequently read on HN, I think it is. Lots of engineers seem overly devoted to their employers. Personally, I believe it's because many engineers were not the most popular kids in high school, thus constantly seek other's approval, but that's my armchair psychology.
- mst 5y agoI think that there's absolutely a point there, though I don't have anything substatntive to add beyond that about the actual point. I do however think that to have that discussion, it would've been much better form to start with the macro level point rather than mentioning his individual family first. (I know you're not the person I initially replied to)