MVP/Seed stage founders

I am keen on working with an early-age (Series-A/ seed) startup. Dont even know where to start looking. Dont want to advertise on Linkedin. Any suggestions?

I want to find seed stage startups to join as a founding engineer. I want to take some risk while I can and try if I can get a good return. How should I go about this? I have 7 years of experience. Building distributed systems, backend services with Go, Clojure, etc. I have some frontend experience as well with SvelteKit, Tailwind, etc. I also made a SaaS product recently and got around 10 small businesses as customers on subscription. The product itself got acquired for 5 figures USD after I ran it for 2 months

Are there any good websites filtering these type of companies?

Can you viners guide me towards websites,networking events etc where I can find jobs in startup. I haven't ever worked with one and am looking for an opportunity. Thanks BTW 15 YOE BFSI/Fintech 7YOE.

Seeking a product leadership position in a startup that's at series A+ level, where I can directly work with passionate founders. I'm keen on joining teams that are genuinely adding value and scaling sustainably. Any recommendations for standout startups or exceptional founders to connect with? Reason for Series A+, I also need a decent pay.

1. LinkedIn: connection request never gets accepted 2. Email: Hard to find emails, have used various email finding tools

Hi everyone, I'm working in a pre-sales role at IBM. I completed MBA in 2023 and I feel that IBM is bit slow and bureacratic. I was hoping I would be able to switch to a startup. But I have a few questions - 1. Do startups pay well for MBA based roles too or is it only the dev team that get paid well? My comp at IBM is 25 LPA and I would like to be within similar range. 2. How do you find primarily about jobs in startups? Is LinkedIn the best source or are there other more effective methods to know about openings? 3. Do startups hire MBA folks with ~1 years of experience in MNCs or do they primarily look for fresh out of college people only? Is profile switch possible (i.e. from sales to finance/operations/supply chain etc)

A friend of mine is working at a leading financial services company with over 100k employees. He feels like he'd want to be part of something smaller, create more impact and help it grow rather than be just a part of the crowd. Where should he start? How can he find the suitable people and jobs?

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