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"That's some great and unconventional hustling" I'm not sure about that, it seems very regressive to me, playing into the stereotype that the way for a woman t
by namdnay 14y ago
"That's some great and unconventional hustling"
I'm not sure about that, it seems very regressive to me, playing into the stereotype that the way for a woman to succeed is by attaching herself to a successful man. I would say it's one step away from flirting with your boss to get a raise.
- ValentineC 14y agoI'm not sure if Tal had underlying motives behind her OKCupid use, but I don't see any problems with someone (regardless of sex) going on a date, and going, "Hey, you work at [company]? Do you know [person]? Mind if you introduce me to him/her?" Especially if the person's also in the startup scene. The ecosystem thrives on people helping each other out.
- namdnay 14y agoI fully agree with you that that's perfectly acceptable behaviour (if you didn't know in advance that they knew [person], or else it gets a little unethical...) But from the phrasing of the OP ("great hustling"), I took it to mean that she was actively "hustling" OKCupid by using her dating profile (i.e. people's desire to sleep with her) to get business contacts (i.e. money).