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A founder pitched as having a great deal to say on a topic has almost never written anything about it, and the absence is the tell.

Drawn from what Gergely Orosz said

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    Gergely Orosz 27 Aug 2026

    If your CEO/founder has so much to say about a topic: say it and write it! Ironically, every time I look up what the founder has written about the topic they (or their marketing team) are pitching, there's nothing! Nada.

    ↗Why you're not getting a response to your podcast pitch from me (or others)blog.pragmaticengineer.com

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