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Here are 15 people who have declined an opportunity with the social networking giant.
Dalton Caldwell, founder of App.net
In a now-famous open letter to Mark Zuckerberg posted to his blog this August, Caldwell publicized the “intimidation-based negotiation tactics” that he claims Facebook executives exhibited after he turned down their offer for an acquisition-and-job offer. Caldwell says “the execs in the room made clear that the success of my product would be an impediment” to the financial success of a competing Facebook feature.
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