Re:Saving money on international payments as a remote freela...
by dmos62 on Monday April 13, 2020 @05:39AM
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This is probably the best advertisement I have read. It's spot on about my concerns, heartfelt, empathetic and sincere. I really hope that PR firms don't pick this up. Would hate to seriously ponder if it's genuine or not. Oh damn, I'm already doing it. There's something to be said about cynicism and sincerity in today's world.
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Re:Saving money on international payments as a remote freela...
by Taek on Monday April 13, 2020 @06:51AM
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I am sure that dropping comments like this in threads on popular news aggregates has crossed the minds of many PR firms.
Even if this comment is genuine, culture within a company is temporary, and once a company has built up a trusted brand, the amount of money that can be made by taking advantage of this trust grows substantially.
Especially for fast growing companies built out of venture capital, most will eventually sell out. It becomes especially difficult to avoid these pressures after IPO.
Re:Saving money on international payments as a remote freela...
by DaveSapien on Monday April 13, 2020 @07:16AM
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Indeed, not to be too pessimistic but I have seen radical changes in company attitudes that came with only age, success, and/or failure. Same people, evolving circumstances.
Re:Saving money on international payments as a remote freela...
by bryanrasmussen on Monday April 13, 2020 @06:58AM
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As a general rule I look at the profile, emdowling has been a member since 2013, has a number of comments on different subjects, not a high reputation but no submissions, it seems most likely genuine to me.