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An interviewer once told me (when I mentioned a startup that I had worked at imploded) "You need some road rash to understand how to do things." I agree with y
by mathattack 10y ago
An interviewer once told me (when I mentioned a startup that I had worked at imploded) "You need some road rash to understand how to do things."
I agree with your point - it's worth learning about how things go at the failures too.
- amelius 10y ago> You need some road rash to understand how to do things This is assuming there is a guaranteed way to become a successful company. What the road rash will teach you is probably that starting an IT company right now is more like being a golddigger. It is all gambling, and the VCs are laughing their way to the bank because they know this, and they wisely spread their money.