Aya Jaff
@ayajaff.bsky.social
Built businesses, wrote books, made it onto the Forbes list. Sadly no generational wealth. Still no yacht. But at least I have opinions… and a mild allergy to billionaire worship.
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📍Germany
Find me on Linkedin or
www.ayajaff.com
📍Germany
noo please post! we need more people like you online. 🙏🥲
February 7, 2025 at 5:56 PM
noo please post! we need more people like you online. 🙏🥲
The fact that even mentioning voting left can feel risky on Linkedin (or VC paradise) tells us everything: this industry is politically aligned, whether we admit it or not.
But here’s the thing: engaging with LinkedIn’s demographic actually makes sense. Here's why.
But here’s the thing: engaging with LinkedIn’s demographic actually makes sense. Here's why.
February 7, 2025 at 3:50 PM
The fact that even mentioning voting left can feel risky on Linkedin (or VC paradise) tells us everything: this industry is politically aligned, whether we admit it or not.
But here’s the thing: engaging with LinkedIn’s demographic actually makes sense. Here's why.
But here’s the thing: engaging with LinkedIn’s demographic actually makes sense. Here's why.
The idea that the tech bubble are inherently progressive?A comforting illusion. Tech follows power—not ethics, not democracy, and definitely not some utopian “free market” ideal. So far so good (even though I'm sure the German startup bubble wouldn't agree with me on these things for the most part.)
February 7, 2025 at 3:50 PM
The idea that the tech bubble are inherently progressive?A comforting illusion. Tech follows power—not ethics, not democracy, and definitely not some utopian “free market” ideal. So far so good (even though I'm sure the German startup bubble wouldn't agree with me on these things for the most part.)