beachhouse's comments

Despite the uncorrelated statistics, consider the premise "going public kills innovation."

The company's focus inherently shifts from providing value to pleasing stock holders. Its litmus of success is no longer value-based metrics, but rather marginal bumps in stock price. This inevitably results in a mindset that prioritizes short-term gains over long-term stability.

Perhaps this is why Dell is considering becoming private again.

This article is clearly dated and irrelevant.

Rock 5.1 hasn't been used in years, its all about that PetrifiedWood 7.2

It's funny to think that more people don't use this strategy.

He starts with some sort of connection to the email recipient, says how he's willing to do anything, discredits the peacocking majority (and then peacocks himself), etc.

This is the same thought process used in sales and marketing and even pickup.

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