Re:Beyond Meat COO arrested for biting man’s nose near Razor...
by hoppyhoppy2 on Monday September 19, 2022 @08:06PM
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I am struggling to see how this story "gratifies one's intellectual curiosity" according to the site guidelines, but perhaps there's an exception for tabloid-level crime stories when they relate to meat substitutes?
Re:Beyond Meat COO arrested for biting man’s nose near Razor...
by WheelsAtLarge on Monday September 19, 2022 @09:35PM
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I understand that there is some humor in the situation but there's also the serious notion that underlies it.
I'm interested on the affect this mess will have on a hot startup. Will it hurt the company? Will it go away? How will the start up handle it? These answers will be revealed over time but I would have never known about it had I not seen the story here.
So yes, the story has merit. Flagging it is mistake. This type of issue will not be unique. Other companies will have to deal with similar problems in the future so I'm interested on how Beyond Meat will handle it. Start up founders don't have the luxury of hiring experts, we take our lessons from where ever we can.
Re:Beyond Meat COO arrested for biting man’s nose near Razor...
by kjeetgill on Monday September 19, 2022 @09:34PM
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I think it's because there's nothing interesting about it. Guy commits crime, unrelated to why they're notable enough to warrant an article. It just invited shallow conversation, jokes, etc. Contrary to reddiquette, it's perfectly acceptable to flag for quality control. This is a perfect fit there.
I'm interested on the affect this mess will have on a hot startup. Will it hurt the company? Will it go away? How will the start up handle it? These answers will be revealed over time but I would have never known about it had I not seen the story here.
So yes, the story has merit. Flagging it is mistake. This type of issue will not be unique. Other companies will have to deal with similar problems in the future so I'm interested on how Beyond Meat will handle it. Start up founders don't have the luxury of hiring experts, we take our lessons from where ever we can.
"After not having any real meat for years, Beyond Meat's COO...."
It’s Arkansas people, and razorback snout is a culinary thing there.
https://www.seriouseats.com/nasty-bits-pig-snout
R.I.P. Doug Ramsey's career as COO of Beyond.
Is there a meat joke in this? My brain is cooked after working all day, please help me out.
You'd think so.
But I actually think this is great for his resume. The food and beverage industry is brutal. You need a tough competitor.
https://www.webmd.com/balance/stress-management/news/2000011...
4th rule of fight club: No biting
how is eating meat unrelated to eating meat?
So it seems he was a FORMER executive, making this article even more irrelevant.