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Every employee has a right (and in some ways, a duty) to criticize his / her employer. This is how a company improves. I am just surprised that given the vibra
by _ques 16y ago
Every employee has a right (and in some ways, a duty) to criticize his / her employer. This is how a company improves.
I am just surprised that given the vibrant startup environment, TechCrunch hasn't been replaced by a decent news source in that format (e.g. a more blog-like version of HN with some sort of an editorial voice).
- SkyMarshal 16y agohttp://thestartupfoundry.com/ http://thestartupfoundry.com/
- rbanffy 16y ago> This is how a company improves. Not sure about publicly criticizing, specially then the thing being criticized looks so irrelevant in comparison to other very cool stuff the company developed (and a lot of it was given to the community as open-source)