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As a CTO the number of unsolicited inbound emails from recruiters with fawning profiles of potential candidates is not like anything I have seen before. I think
by monero-xmr 4y ago
As a CTO the number of unsolicited inbound emails from recruiters with fawning profiles of potential candidates is not like anything I have seen before. I think it’s a signal that very highly paid engineering leaders are not able to find jobs like they had before easily.
- bosch_mind 4y agoThink it’ll change at some point?
- monero-xmr 4y agoWe are profitable but in hiring freeze as we wait to see what happens. We were going to IPO last year but decided to delay because the market sucks. Interest rates need to stabilize and the IPO market needs to thaw before sentiment changes. People don’t get it because money was so cheap for so long, but the key word here is venture - this is extremely risky stuff. Adventurous. Uncertainty and low success rate is supposed to be standard.
- toomuchtodo 4y agoIf you don’t mind me asking, are y’all doing anything to provide liquidity to common shareholders until an exit event? Aggregating ground truth around what “almost IPOs” are doing.
- monero-xmr 4y agoYes, we are going to be repricing and giving amazing terms to vested employees
- helsontaveras18 4y agoI thought it was just me. LinkedIn, emails, calls from recruiters. It’s extremely aggressive.