Re:RxBar co-founder Peter Rahal on life after becoming a mil...
by agota on Wednesday October 02, 2019 @05:24PM
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I was thinking about this as I read the story as well.
I'm not familiar with the product at all, but I suspect it's hardly a "healthy" snack to begin with, and then Kellogg is not exactly a company dedicated to public health.
Similar concerns exist in tech as well, for example, if Facebook wants to buy your startup, would you feel good about selling it to them?
I suspect that people who are not bothered by ethical considerations are much more likely to succeed as entrepreneurs.
I'm not familiar with the product at all, but I suspect it's hardly a "healthy" snack to begin with, and then Kellogg is not exactly a company dedicated to public health.
Similar concerns exist in tech as well, for example, if Facebook wants to buy your startup, would you feel good about selling it to them?
I suspect that people who are not bothered by ethical considerations are much more likely to succeed as entrepreneurs.
I wish I was more like them to be honest.