TECHNOLOGYJul 30 · 19:43 UTCKRON4 SAN FRANCISCOAlex Baker

AI CEO who promised interview to anyone who got tattoo of company logo apologizes

A San Francisco tech CEO apologized after offering job interviews to anyone who got a tattoo of his company's logo at a recent Y Combinator event. Jordan Zietz, CEO of LemonLine, made the offer during an afterparty for the startup accelerator.

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