Let me know if you have follow up questions about anything I said! And I agree that my public communication is sincere and I wear my heart on my sleeve. It's why I get upset when people come up with ulterior motives for my commentary online. Not because it's wrong but I feel bad for people believing narratives that just aren't true and it makes the world a little worse off through distraction.
u/Competitive-Feed-359 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
Michael is transparent and honest about his own biases which informs his perspective.
I can’t say the same for other people in the dying bootcamp space.
u/michaelnovatireplied·
I think it's a sad state of the world that people just assume others have secret intentions or business motivations as a given and seems so obvious to them that they they can't even accept the truth.
It does really show who does their homework and who doesn't though, and who I don't want to work with in the future.
u/SnooConfections1353 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
Thanks for replying, Michael. Honestly, I didn’t think you were going to respond since I was a bit critical of you, even though I tried to be fair. But now that I have your attention, I do want to say something you probably already know. You come from a very privileged technical
u/michaelnovatireplied·
Yeah totally appreciate a good and fair opinion based discussion about my background and biases. If I'm going to be visible and active with my real name and posting hundreds and thousands of comments about bootcamps, this kind of discussion is important.
What's not good is if people state facts about my intentions that are false.
I do have some hobbies :D but I just always have my computer open too. I ski, I watch movies and documentaries - specifically about scams and about cults, I travel a lot, I like fine dining :D.