6mo ago

I always kept equity tight, but a hiring fail shifted my view.

Yeah, and what @rodriguez.jana said about the trade-off really hits home. It reminds me of stuff like carpooling, you know? You could drive alone and have full control of the radio, but sometimes you gotta give up a seat and let someone pick the music if you want help with gas and the drive. That hire saying no was your moment of seeing an empty passenger seat. Sharing a real piece of the future proves you see them as a driver, not just a passenger. It's a basic lesson that giving up some thing now can get you a better ride later.