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It's the final stage of the cycle: start something, get traction, get acquired, wait for the lock-in to expire, leave. Rinse, lather, repeat. :-) Note: I'm not
by discardorama 12y ago
It's the final stage of the cycle: start something, get traction, get acquired, wait for the lock-in to expire, leave. Rinse, lather, repeat. :-)
Note: I'm not saying it's a bad thing. Just that I would have been _really_ surprised if he stuck around for much longer after lock-in expired. If he did, _that_ would have been news. This was, more or less, to be expected.
I have friends who are on their 3rd iteration of this cycle. :-D
- chatmasta 12y agoSounds like a good thing! Talented entrepreneurs and executors are few and far between, so the more we (society) have on the market (instead of holed up in some Microsoft cubicle), the better! I'm looking forward to whatever he works on next.