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This is a story from 1998. Before the dotcom era (or at its start), before startups were common knowledge, etc. It shows the absurdity of those days... stupid s
by synnik 17y ago
This is a story from 1998. Before the dotcom era (or at its start), before startups were common knowledge, etc.
It shows the absurdity of those days... stupid spending, CEOs who talk well, but offer no value to the product development. Using used-car salesman type leading questions to "Sell" to potential hires.
I hope it wasn't posted to imply that it has any bearing on today's reality. But it is a funny flashback to those days when words meant more than substance.
- jyothi 17y agoIt is indeed light on read. But I do find their HR negotiations way too smart, may be it sounds funny on paper but ask a Trilogian who took that offer I bet he was under a total charm when he said yes. And not many repent that anyway.