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My biggest problem is meeting when the other party is subtly trying to hire me. I love meeting people, I love brainstorming ideas and revenue paths, I love hea
by shazow 14y ago
My biggest problem is meeting when the other party is subtly trying to hire me.
I love meeting people, I love brainstorming ideas and revenue paths, I love hearing new perspectives, I love going out of my way to try to help people. When someone pings me for a meeting, I get excited and rearrange my schedule to get together. Maybe I can introduce them to a key contact, or help with some specific engineering challenge, or point out an unconsidered customer acquisition path. It's amazingly disappointing when I finally ask "so, how can I help you?" the answer is "join our engineering team."
If I could filter out all meetings that are secret recruiting initiatives, I'd be a happier person.
- Andrex 14y agoInteresting, I've never heard of a startup founder being regularly solicited for meetings with people from other companies. Is that normal?