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That's pretty sexist! There's no reason to think that women are worse than men at evaluating market opportunities.
by schoper 14y ago
That's pretty sexist! There's no reason to think that women are worse than men at evaluating market opportunities.
- lnanek2 14y agoI think it is just someone using female for the generic pronoun. Of course maybe you realize and are poking fun, whatever.
- schoper 14y agoIf you decide to abstain from the normal generic pronoun "because women feel that you aren't referring to them when you use he," then that very logic means that you aren't referring to men when you use "she" to talk about stupid individuals as above. Hopefully, our friend above did mean the message in a sexist manner. I find the modes of failure present in the other alternative too sad to contemplate.
- gz5 14y agonot sure if that was tongue in cheek but only intent of post was example to show market %s are meaningless if you are going top down. if he or she can go bottom up - show which customers he or she will win (how and why) - and then show what segment of market that represents then that is more valid.