Founders

I kind of have a weird aversion to using C-suite titles at a small, early stage team. Feels weird for me to ever say out loud or write down 😂

Co-founder @bountycaster (bountycaster.xyz). Co-producer @ethereumfilm. Previously co-founder of Scalar Capital and product at Coinbase

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I love @henri's bio title "keeper of the fabric"

The higher status you are the more inane your title can be

I am curious if anyone here has experience building medium sized orgs (10-200 let’s say) following square’s ~titleless philosophy (ref https://medium.com/@gokulrajaram/the-one-thing-ceos-should-delay-as-long-as-possible-ea28347714b0) and what your thoughts on the experience are

related, but even beyond small teams: https://warpcast.com/w/0x8e40798c

lol me as well, I’m not sure I’ve ever introduced myself as CEO

Founder seems better

just use C Syntax instead. it's way cooler

@pirosb3 since you're running it internally I'd call you main() then Linda would be stdio.h ? bringing in and output together?

Hi! My name is Daniel. I am building bountycaster.xyz

Ex Phantom, 0x Project engineer.

From Italy originally, currently live in NYC

DOC - Director of Snacks
CSO - Chief Slack Operator

It’s important to stay humble! Hope the weird aversion becomes more widespread

hence i love being called just a founder....

Not weird aversion, sensible 

Pretty cringe when a “CFO” is also a one person finance team

In early stages multitasking reigns! I agree with your reflection hahaha

Isn't that overrated until the company ranks?

Hard agree. Big fan of just saying (co-)founder.