I agree with the author's point here. I've long considered it a red flag if I've been contacted by someone to do something for them, but then get pawned off on someone else to work out the details.
That tells me either that the person who contacted me is just being used for their name -- in which case I'm being manipulated -- or that the organization is so large and bureaucratic that I'm going to have further complications dealing with them.
> Would he still write the same if the ceo used a bot to perfectly impersonate the ceo?
I don't know about the author, but I would consider this to be even worse.
That tells me either that the person who contacted me is just being used for their name -- in which case I'm being manipulated -- or that the organization is so large and bureaucratic that I'm going to have further complications dealing with them.
> Would he still write the same if the ceo used a bot to perfectly impersonate the ceo?
I don't know about the author, but I would consider this to be even worse.