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Re:The Chief People Officer as PM by mianos on Thursday August 26, 2021 @03:31AM (#28311699)
Is this even english: "“I think universally founders and early startup leaders underestimate how hard people work is,” she says."

Maybe it is one of those jargons used by high professions? Or maybe it's just made up to sound like one?

Re:The Chief People Officer as PM by evgen on Thursday August 26, 2021 @03:57AM (#28311875)
Yes, it is completely proper English and is the sort of thing that you would say but probably write in a slightly different way. If the author used punctuation properly then the sentence would be been something like this:

"“I think, universally, founders and early startup leaders underestimate how hard people-work is,” she says."

The person talking may have been using 'people-work' as a jargon term for team management, but otherwise there is nothing out of the ordinary about the statement.