| ▲ | dghlsakjg 3 hours ago | |
Typically, yes. It conveys an informality and casualness inappropriate to situation of declaring that you are about to disrupt a few thousand people's life in a massive way. Even posting it to Twitter before everyone has been notified is... a choice. Some people won't perceive that, but plenty will, and appropriately so. I severely doubt if the hiring teams at this company would take someone seriously if their application was sent in in this style. I severely doubt that they communicate with their clients and investors this way. This is a financial services company, it goes with the territory that they should project careful attention to detail. Even if this was a company in a much less serious industry, this is just not the kind of announcement that a CEO should send out without fixing all the squigly lines that helpfully tell you when you are about to come across as uneducated or unserious. | ||