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I was in a similar position in a company that _might_ have been able to make a good enough offer, but never could convince the brass how amazing a company it is
by berniedurfee 2y ago
I was in a similar position in a company that _might_ have been able to make a good enough offer, but never could convince the brass how amazing a company it is and I never got any traction.
Disappointing to hear about this, Hashicorp was an amazing company. C’est la vie…
- neom 2y agoWhen I got back to NYC I said to my boss (our CEO) "we should probably buy HashiCorp" and he said "Yeah, probably" and then we never spoke of it again. We both knew the problem, even if we could have got it together to make an offer and had they been interested, we were growing considerably too quickly to integrate another business. It was a fun idea, and we had a good time entertaining it, but it wouldn't have worked. My shopping list during those years was NPM, Deis, Hashi and BitBalloon (now Netlify). These days: I generally think startups should do more M&A!