Things people say in meeting that has become so old-fashioned and irritating (Thread)

"Well the data doesn't lie"

"Hope everyone read the email before the meeting"

"Whats the update on the action items from last meeting"

"I'm just thinking out loud here"

#FridayThoughts "We need to go back to the drawing board"

"Let me play the devil's advocate here"

"Lets start with a round of introductions"

"But is that an apples to apples comparison?"

"I don't have the bandwidth to take it up right now"

"Lets not play the blame game"... #FridayThoughts

Looks #Snowflake #Jfrog #SumoLogic #Asana have all built their startups around betting on an easily replicable idea.

These are the startups that have filed S-1s recently on path to an IPO.

But the problem is pretty clear isn't it? - Easily Repicable idea

(1/n)

https://twitter.com/patrick_oshag/status/1299734167245279240

No wonder they list the tech giants as their threats. For eg Asana will be in the same boat as #Slack in a year from now just as it is facing heat from Microsoft.

Even a new startup can easily replicate the same idea and business model of say #confluent or #Jfrog (2/n)