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I don't get why the first response of the startup is to go on the attack and fight the NRC without responding to the substance of the claims. This is the part o
by rexreed 5y ago
I don't get why the first response of the startup is to go on the attack and fight the NRC without responding to the substance of the claims. This is the part of startup behavior I really dislike. Fake it till you make it and be loud and boisterous and brash but still deflect and push vague promises. It's hard to put the required trust in these companies when they react like this. Don't they want people to trust their offering? Especially in a market where trust is everything? Calm down startup founders and stop blustering your way to "success".
- ixtli 5y agoThis behavior is rewarded in the world of founders though. It’s always fun to watch people like this confront serious regulation. I once advised a startup that had to deal directly with HIPAA and the petulance of these MBAs was honestly kinda funny.