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That also applies to "Not behaving in a way that damages the reputation of his/her company or of YC." I agree with what you say downthread about "the demands o
by jholman 12y ago
That also applies to "Not behaving in a way that damages the reputation of his/her company or of YC."
I agree with what you say downthread about "the demands of honesty", and so insofar as mchurch believes what you believe he believes, I disagree with him (ha, how convoluted).
But I think that it's an ethical issue to grant employees and ex-employees the same sort of reputational respect that you would grant your company, or YC, etc.
- tptacek 12y agoAbsolutely agree! For what it's worth: though I have received an unfavorable reference at least once in my career, I've never actually given one.