honestfeedback

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   by honestfeedback 4y ago

   Sorry, but no. The burden is absolutely on so-called "stable" coin issuers, exchanges, and other parties trying to sell crypto assets to prove that they are somehow the exceptional case of responsible grownups working within the e
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   by honestfeedback 12y ago

   My reasons for leaving were 100% personal. Financially I would have been much, much better off staying for at least another 2-3 years.
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   by honestfeedback 12y ago

   I spent ~3 years at Twitter (2010-2013) as an engineer and manager. Made a competitive salary while there. Left with almost $2m in equity (ISOs + RSUs). I sold the bulk of my position quickly due to serious concerns about tying the bulk of
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   by honestfeedback 12y ago

   Rich people can be alcoholics, too – and in fact they can often conceal and maintain it better. A well-off white collar worker is unlikely to spend a significant percentage of their income on alcohol, even if they're drinking to excess
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   by honestfeedback 12y ago

   Disclaimer: I'm posting this under a new dummy account because I don't want this to be seen as feedback from my company. We didn't interview you, but I'm a senior manager and I want to help w/o implicitly dragging m