Stop Speaking in Bullshit
The strange thing about this article is I read the first patch of job descriptions and I thought you were poised to make fun of <i>them</i> - not the latter one.<p>Those first descriptions make me wonder if it's really OK to run the same startup template again and again, even if you say that it makes you "human". I expect to read that first job description amongst a million three-person startups - besides maybe the profitable part. Is that really who you are? The cool start-up?<p>The inability to show discernible qualities in this kind of company kinda worries me as it comes to differentiating yourself in product - are you also the same company that's the next Google that can do better SEO and just loves that Lean Startup philosophy? I mean, they're all real and we want to do them, but what does that <i>mean</i>? At least those automated, robotic startups aren't pretending to be something else. They're automated machines. But if your straightforward nap-centric job description is trying to adhere to a <i>standard</i> professed in this forum, I wonder about your true ability to imbue the unique competitive advantages that will ultimately make you successful.