As someone building a VC-backed company now, it is now to hear the other side exists. It's something I knew already but hadn't seen. I've been reading a lot of PG lately also, so I appreciate the critique.
Growth at any cost, move fast and break things lead to using dark patterns which lures users to buy or make hasty/wrong descision. It’s better to work on the things which provide values, not all startups get VC funding, some continue operating with crowd funding and open source support.
Part of what made me increasingly uncomfortable was the glorification of hustle culture – the idea that you have to work yourself to the bone to make it big against all odds.
As someone building a VC-backed company now, it is now to hear the other side exists. It's something I knew already but hadn't seen. I've been reading a lot of PG lately also, so I appreciate the critique.
Growth at any cost, move fast and break things lead to using dark patterns which lures users to buy or make hasty/wrong descision. It’s better to work on the things which provide values, not all startups get VC funding, some continue operating with crowd funding and open source support.