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I don't know anything about what happened here, but I know Sunil is a good person and wouldn't have done this on a whim. Sometimes there are internal problems f
by kentonv 3y ago
I don't know anything about what happened here, but I know Sunil is a good person and wouldn't have done this on a whim. Sometimes there are internal problems forcing painful decisions but you just can't go and tweet the details.
- dont_dox_me_bro 3y ago[flagged]
- ensignavenger 3y agoGood people make mistakes. Maybe the fired employees got really good severance packages? Maybe they were given introductions that led to immediate employment offers? I have no idea, but judging some one based on a tweet where they announced they had made a mistake that may have hurt two individuals is hardly fair.
- dont_dox_me_bro 3y agoI mean I think it's very telling since there was an acquisition nearly 6 months later by his previous company. That's quite an incestuous relationship, but hey he got his payday after removing two core contributors that were employees. Why are you assuming they got severance? He wouldn't be legally complied to do so, and if he did he would have mentioned it.
- ensignavenger 3y agoI didn't assume anything, I suggested it may have happened. You seem to be the one assuming things and making accusations on another persons character. Its okay to ask questions, but we should do it nicely.
- bsimpson 3y agoI know the people involved. It's not my business to publish their business, but I'm confident there's no malintent or hard feelings. As Kenton mentioned above, Sunil is a good dude.
- kentonv 3y ago> How can you call someone a good person I know the guy. > if they literally hired then fired people? If hiring and firing is inherently wrong then I guess all founders are bad?