Is there enough upside to starting your own product vs having a good stable job which pays very very well?
I don't really want to do 14 hour work days where I'm building a product while working in the company also.
During these times (tech industry recession), is there a good enough upside?
I wrote a long paragraph on startup insanity and risk. Then saw your username, deleted it all and decided to stfu.
There is no easy way from the earth to the stars
Hahaha. That's a very apt Seneca quote. To do something bigger than generally possible, a certain amount of risk needs to be taken, and cannot be avoided i guess :)
Don’t do it without a good cushion of savings even after self funding it. Risk depends on ur talent and kind of people who tag along with u.
Join startup only
good funding, raised their rounds in 2022 second half or few months back
you believe in their idea and see a pmf
how many people are in the team, credentials of the person leading the team
try talking to people who are already working there, I know this is tough there are many reasons why a person won't give you the clear picture but you have to try
Now if any of the above points are way too negative, don't join
Coming to the financial aspect
Always have 18 month fuck you fund
In your savings account
The fuck you fund rule is too important when you are working for startups
The order is this
Go ahead and build MVP...if u find customers early on then leave job and work full time for startup but get good confounders who complement ur skill
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Constant nitpicking. Well-done 🤣🤣. Grilled and smoked. All your fat vaporised. All startups are like this
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I recently worked at a startup and it was terrible.
To be honest, I still worked at one of the better ones but it just sucked.
Some of the clear downsides I see
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