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Feels pushy and disrespectful of his time to me. If everyone emailed the CEO when they have some problem the CEOs wouldn:t be able to get anything done. The em
by Aulig 3y ago
Feels pushy and disrespectful of his time to me. If everyone emailed the CEO when they have some problem the CEOs wouldn:t be able to get anything done.
The email also makes you feel like an asshole if you don't drop whatever you're doing to help him because supposedly it's your fault his company is failing.
- alecco 3y agoIn the Twitter thread the sender says they exhausted all the support channels. And note they were a corporate customer of an expensive product, not some random guy.
- jrflowers 3y agoThe CEO didn’t seem to feel that way. Would it have been more respectful of the CEO’s time to wait until your business falls because of an Nvidia driver issue and then write up a postmortem?
- Barrin92 3y ago>Feels pushy if you want to get anything done in the world you need to be a little bit pushy. If your company is at the risk of failing because of some critical bug sending someone an email isn't a big deal. Worst case he ignores it, it's not like you called the guy out of bed at 3 in the morning. The biggest mistake people make is simply not asking for help as directly as possible. Especially if they're too intimidated by someone's status.
- hgsgm 3y agoSelling a nonfunctional product is disrespectful of the customer's name. Feedback is a gift.
- segmondy 3y agoWhat do you think the CEO's job is? Only to tell people what to do?