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100% correct. The way I'd have answered it to match the tone of every other thing he'd said goes a little something like this: "You know, it's a fair question
by danilocampos 14y ago
100% correct.
The way I'd have answered it to match the tone of every other thing he'd said goes a little something like this:
"You know, it's a fair question. Obviously, I believe the answer is yes.
We're still learning a lot about how to scale this business and educate new partners. We could have done a better job in some cases, and I think that's what you're seeing when people are frustrated by us online.
We're working with our merchants to understand what they need to make sure everyone – both our customers and our merchants – gets a great deal."
- largesse 14y agoSo the problem isn't that you thought he was a hypocrite, it's that he didn't lie well enough to hide it. Isn't that hypocritical?
- danilocampos 14y agoI didn't have a problem at all – Groupon did. And the dramatic fashion with which his mask dropped was the tipoff, that's all.
- seanmcdirmid 14y agoNo, the problem was he didn't have or share a story, vision, idea, or plan on why he believed the business was sustainable.
- PakG1 14y agoWhat did danilocampos say that would have been a lie? The only thing that might come close is the statement "We're working with our merchants to understand what they need to make sure...". But I have difficulty believing that Groupon wasn't talking to any merchants at all about how to improve things.