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Sorry to be so blunt, but you are not a very good founder/entrepreneur. One of your major responsibilities is to your cofounders; it has been said many times t
by YuriNiyazov 15y ago
Sorry to be so blunt, but you are not a very good founder/entrepreneur.
One of your major responsibilities is to your cofounders; it has been said many times that starting a start-up is like being married to your cofounders. We wouldn't hesitate to condemn a husband who was so negligent towards his own health that he left a widow with unpaid bills behind; under that same logic, no one who makes an idol out of, as you call it, "the all out pursuit for your dream" and is negligent towards their health can be considered a responsible teammate/businessman.
- westbywest 15y agoBlame for the inability to afford any viable healthcare coverage can't be pinned exclusively on the individual.
- ctdonath 15y agoIf you can't afford viable healthcare, get a job where you can. "Viable" isn't that expensive for anyone smart enough to frequent HN.
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- functionform 15y agoI agree. While other hn readers might rationalize by blaming the government, it is gross negligence to consider working without health insurance. You are exactly one misfortune away from tragedy and this event should have been a warning. Suffice to say I would never work for anyone so willfully irrational.