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If you have been offered a Founding Engineer role, remember that this basically comes with the responsibilities of the Founder. Consider asking for a board seat and orchestrating a hostile takeover from within.

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Jannik 🇺🇸🇩🇪1 год назад

we are interested in hiring a founding engineer who could deliver on either outcome please have them reach out to myself or @letclaudiatweet

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Blake Singleton1 год назад

😂😂 this is gold

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Max Stoiber1 год назад

If my founding engineer is watching @tbpn they're getting a board seat immediately.

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