Being based on Twitter | Manas J. Saloi
What I do on Twitter [being blunt and honest with my thoughts, at least as much as I can without being fired] might seem like bravery, but it is not. A lot of my friends ask how I am not worried about rubbing someone the wrong way, pissing some VC or founder in the ecosystem who might take offense at some tweet I blasted out without much thought.
What I do on Twitter [being blunt and honest with my thoughts, at least as much as I can without being fired] might seem like bravery, but it is not. A lot of my friends ask how I am not worried about rubbing someone the wrong way, pissing some VC or founder in the ecosystem who might take offense at some tweet I blasted out without much thought. My answer is that we vastly overestimate how much people care about us. Most people don’t. Atleast not enough to hurt their own interests. The people who know me well, know that they should not take my Twitter seriously. And the people who don’t…
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