hooli

After 2.5 years, BuzzFlop is bought by Hooli for $100M in Hooli stock.

Let's take the same employee but have them leave the company, executing their options, just before Hooli acquires them.

Oh, some more pied piper hooli reference here and there to keep this cynicism timely and relevant.

Would Hooli would wait calmly on the sidelines with their offer still on the table while you did so?

An interesting exercise is to think about what would have happened if that $200 million spent on advertisement on Hooli campaign gave a positive ROI.

After 2.5 years, Hooli buys BuzzFlop for $100M in stock.

The name reminds me of Hooli from HBO's Silicon Valley.

Looks like hooli.xyz[1] got a better 'design' than Google.

You guys should probably release nucleus before hooli does!

I think Hooli XYZ is supposed to be Google X, pretty directly.

It depends if Hooli designed your template.

On first thought, this sounds like Google's version of Hooli XYZ, but on a deeper level I guess this is kind of like Facebook's ThreatExchange?

Your company could possibly even claim rights to your "side" project since you worked on it using company resources Citation: Hooli vs.

The employee doesn't get $250k in walk-away cash, but $250k in Hooli stock, subject itself to a vesting schedule (and possibly a "refresher").

In even simpler terms, the deal generated 200m in ad sales for "Hooli".

It was very successful for "Hooli" who basically channelled back their 200 million after investment and got another 200 million after the sale.

Hooli is going to have to come up with something better because a 2.89 just doesn't cut it today.

Hooli takes the simplicity of a tweet message to make actionable discussions that can be tracked in one live document.

I thought that 'holacracy' was a made up word from Silicon Valley (the TV show) where they have a fictional company called Hooli, but apparently it's a real thing.