I wonder why http://MatterMark.com isn't covering more about this. I'd be interested in seeing what they have to say since their entire business is monitoring these trends.
They laid off a bunch of people and went through a massive restructuring themselves. I'm sure they don't want to talk about it and draw attention to that.
Mattermark sounds exactly like the kind of startup-serving-startups that will be the first to disappear when the boom turns to bust.
@w1ntermute We are not the kind of company that will 'disappear when the boom turns to bust'. Despite what you and others may think, we do not just serve startups or various types of investors. We have many enterprise level B2B customers. Our business is NOT built on the backs of small, early stage startups, which we likely won't even sell our product to. Also, if there is a but, it'll be us reporting the trends on it.
@askafriend I work at Mattermark and we have not gone through a 'massive restructuring'. As with any growing startup, some people don't work out, traditionally more sales people vs. other types of employees. We are on a steady hiring trajectory and we have no problem with being transparent as a company. Where did you here we went through a 'massive restructuring"?