But it looks like you do 
From what I hear, either you love him or hate him. I am personally kinda neutral, bit it looks to me that all the preliminary
patter in the posting is typical corporate egospeak to pump up the candidate.
I don't work on the left coast, so my opinion on most of the dot-com crowd are just what I hear. But it looks to me that the biggest value in an internet startup is perception from both the public and your investors. That's why a CEO of a high-profile startup has to have a big ego just to keep going every day. Most of the small companies (non-dot-com) I have worked at seem to have a person like this. But usually it is just a shell to hide real feelings of insecurity. When there are "bad times" in a startup (and this happens a lot), you have to walk out in front of your employees and tell them that everything is great.
Either way, this looks like an interesting company and I just ran across the opportunity posted in a blog.
From what I hear, either you love him or hate him. I am personally kinda neutral, bit it looks to me that all the preliminary
patter in the posting is typical corporate egospeak to pump up the candidate.
I don't work on the left coast, so my opinion on most of the dot-com crowd are just what I hear. But it looks to me that the biggest value in an internet startup is perception from both the public and your investors. That's why a CEO of a high-profile startup has to have a big ego just to keep going every day. Most of the small companies (non-dot-com) I have worked at seem to have a person like this. But usually it is just a shell to hide real feelings of insecurity. When there are "bad times" in a startup (and this happens a lot), you have to walk out in front of your employees and tell them that everything is great.
Either way, this looks like an interesting company and I just ran across the opportunity posted in a blog.
