> For some (bad?) startups, this is an even more valuable function of engineers than engineering. How on earth is this healthy? If your "company" continues to

> For some (bad?) startups, this is an even more valuable function of engineers than engineering. How on earth is this healthy? If your "company" continues to exist by sucking up investment money gained by doing a song-and-dance with a group of folks in an office, but never churns out a product, this is success? Good lord.