Normally, when I wrote a blog post it's hours of writing and then one atomic release. With Twitter, I can adapt the writing based off audience feedback. It's great, and very rewarding.
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To make it very clear to everyone, I'm not upset at all. I'm happy as hell that I'm finally out of the corporate rat race. I got out. I've got reams of notes here for a book, and I've been testing the waters on Twitter. Twitter is great because you get quick feedback-unlike blogs
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I'm not interested in talking to the press at all, so please stop contacting me as I won't reply. For the record, all of my tweets are based off real-life events, and I have borrowed terminology, ideas, or concepts from other current/ex-coworkers at various places.
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I was thinking... “he should really be putting this stuff in a book”. I think it would be a good one.
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I’ve got the time to do this now. Never did before.
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Your threads generated quite the discussion on Reddit yesterday as well
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It feels good to get all this information out. I stand behind it all.
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I can tell. As I said before, fair play. Your description of life at X company was pretty mind-blowing
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As a 21 years old, just starting in this business, thank you for your time, it might be invaluable to me one day
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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noted, I was gonna say like in the beginning I was getting a very bitter vibe.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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