Re:TechCrunch is hiring
by sachinag on Monday April 26, 2010 @06:41PM
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I'd like to point out that Mark Hendrickson, CEO of Plancast, was previously a TC hacker. If you have a half-decent idea, expect the TC brand to help you get networked. Oh, and you're guaranteed to get multiple hits of positive coverage if you leave on good terms.
I'm sure jkincaid will pipe in here at any moment to sell you all on this amazing opportunity.
Re:TechCrunch is hiring
by marcamillion on Tuesday April 27, 2010 @12:43AM
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Am I the only one that thought this was some parody post by Jason or DHH (when you see the 37signals.com in brackets), before realizing it was just on the jobs page?
"We don’t listen to music in the office. We listen to US Army audio transcripts from the front lines of the Vietnam War. The power of these bits of history really help us focus on fixing bugs in Basecamp."
Re:TechCrunch is hiring
by dnsworks on Monday April 26, 2010 @10:23PM
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The upside is that working for TechCrunch can get you networked into the right group of self-righteous windbags in case you want one of your ideas to get hyped up one day.
The downside is that Arrington has a history of making emotional business decisions, attacking people in a public forum, and throwing his own men to the wolves to boost his self image.
I'm sure jkincaid will pipe in here at any moment to sell you all on this amazing opportunity.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Why would someone fitting that description want to work at TC?
Incidentally - http://friedisms.tumblr.com/
"We don’t listen to music in the office. We listen to US Army audio transcripts from the front lines of the Vietnam War. The power of these bits of history really help us focus on fixing bugs in Basecamp."
The downside is that Arrington has a history of making emotional business decisions, attacking people in a public forum, and throwing his own men to the wolves to boost his self image.