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>Regarding "not looking good on paper" - that is probably because you are looking for wrong jobs: managers in big companies do want to hire people who ran their
by lsc 10y ago
>Regarding "not looking good on paper" - that is probably because you are looking for wrong jobs: managers in big companies do want to hire people who ran their business before. It does not really matter if you are VC or not-VC funded: you are "trouble maker".
But from what I've seen, if you are primarily technical, large companies pay vastly more than smaller companies... so I guess I don't really see what that changes, other than the idea that if you are right, even being more successful would not have helped me.
- tlogan 10y agoIf you are technical and applying to technical position then large companies will consider your entrepreneurship as a liability. On the other hand, many large companies will consider your entrepreneurship as a great plus if applying for leadership / management positions.