As Slack Prepares to Go Public, Its C.E.O. Is Holding His Tongue The New York Times
SAN FRANCISCO — Stewart Butterfield, chief executive of the workplace collaboration app Slack, once offended Robert De Niro at an awards event with an irreverent comment, prompting the actor to curse at him from the stage. On another occasion, Mr. Butterfield bought a snarky full-page newspaper ad to taunt a rival, Microsoft. And he has tweeted expletive-laden opinions about President Trump, as well as emoji-heavy messages ruminating on the cosmos. That thing where you look up & the sky is blue but you can see the moon & it reminds you of your place in the cosmos & that you will die. — Stew…
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