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EDT: To me, this post comes across as vacuous and pompous because it does not explain at all what ‘culture’ means in this context. An IMHO great reply has alrea
by schrijver 13y ago
EDT: To me, this post comes across as vacuous and pompous because it does not explain at all what ‘culture’ means in this context. An IMHO great reply has already been written before this post appeared:
‘What Your Culture Really Says’:
https://medium.com/about-work/e8ab06c3b75f https://medium.com/about-work/e8ab06c3b75f
> Let’s examine popular startup trends that are being called “culture” and look beneath the surface to find the real culture that may be playing out beneath it. This is not a critique of the practices themselves, which often contribute value to an organization. This is to show a contrast between the much deeper, systemic cultural problems that are rampant in our startups and the materialistic trappings that can disguise them.
- comrh 13y ago> The critique of startup culture that came in large part from the agile movement has been replaced by sanitized, pompous, dishonest slogans. You and that article nailed it for me.