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I've had the opposite experience. Not universal, but I find most startups I've interviewed with extremely arrogant. The nicest workplaces for me have been the
by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
I've had the opposite experience.
Not universal, but I find most startups I've interviewed with extremely arrogant. The nicest workplaces for me have been the old and steady companies with boring software.
Things I see a lot in startups:
Lack of real world business experience, so terrible management.
"we're the best" attitude pervasive in everything.
Hyper focused on the technology used over the job at hand.
Unrealistic expectations in general.
I'm gonna be rich because I'm awesome founders club.
- ice109 10y agoechos my experience at a fintech startup.
- BeetleB 10y agoThat's my perception of startups too. Some of them pretty much require you to believe the company is the best, and if you express moderation, it is a sign that you are not going to give your all to make the company succeed. You know, the faulty "If you don't think you're the best, then you never will be" advice everyone seems to believe (not just in startups).