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He’s allowed to do whatever he wants (including not starting a competitor). But it’s bad from a negotiation perspective to let that out Also bad from a busines
by 1_1xdev1 3y ago
He’s allowed to do whatever he wants (including not starting a competitor). But it’s bad from a negotiation perspective to let that out
Also bad from a business perspective. It likely would cost way less than 10m to build a competitor, functionality wise.
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- mynameisvlad 3y ago> But it’s bad from a negotiation perspective to let that out It’s pretty clear that there’s no negotiating left, so I’m not sure what relevance this has anymore. A few days ago? Yeah maybe. If the CEO is maliciously accusing you of threatening them, then there’s nothing left to negotiate. The relationship is beyond broken. > Also bad from a business perspective. It likely would cost way less than 10m to build a competitor, functionality wise. He has already made it clear he’s not interested in building a competitor (the quote is literally right there in the comment you replied to), so, once again, what’s your point? It’s plainly evident that Christian is done, and I don’t blame him. The RIF and Sync devs are too, and I’m sure all the other apps will soon announce shutdowns at the end of the month too.