Re:Hackers with no equity in company: good or bad?
by anamax on Sunday October 07, 2007 @12:48PM
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The fact that a startup dies when someone leaves doesn't imply that said person was indespensible.
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Re:Hackers with no equity in company: good or bad?
by hga on Sunday October 07, 2007 @01:02PM
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I am relying on "inside information".
I suppose that means this is an "appeal to authority", but, still, if a person critical to making software work is gone, and the company fails specifically because they can't make their software work, what else am I to assume?
(Needless to say, sometimes I've been that person.)
Re:Hackers with no equity in company: good or bad?
by anamax on Monday October 08, 2007 @01:08PM
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I'll buy that a company can be set up so it is dependent. Outside of some special cases (subset of technology and relationships), I think that doing so is usually unnecessary and the "indespensable" label is typically untrue, especially when it comes to biz folk.