Okay, marketing gives good meeting...

Marketing called an all-hands meeting today. Now, when an engineering department calls an all-hands, it means a dry presentation of what we're building. When the head office calls one, you worry that there's going to be a layoff or something. (Not that we've had one here, but I've lived through enough startups that there's always that lurking concern.)

When marketing calls an all-hands, it involves wine and brie for everyone in the company. That doesn't suck.

(The subject of the meeting is still under wraps for a few days yet, but it's kind of fun -- I'll talk about it after the press release goes out...)

Okay, marketing gives good meeting...

Marketing called an all-hands meeting today. Now, when an engineering department calls an all-hands, it means a dry presentation of what we're building. When the head office calls one, you worry that there's going to be a layoff or something. (Not that we've had one here, but I've lived through enough startups that there's always that lurking concern.)

When marketing calls an all-hands, it involves wine and brie for everyone in the company. That doesn't suck.

(The subject of the meeting is still under wraps for a few days yet, but it's kind of fun -- I'll talk about it after the press release goes out...)