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It's not really about expecting the same salary and position. My point was more about how corporations don't know how to rate / value / judge your bootstrapping
by ithinkinstereo 10y ago
It's not really about expecting the same salary and position. My point was more about how corporations don't know how to rate / value / judge your bootstrapping experience and thus will, by default, likely "lowball" you. I agree that this is rational on their end. Note that this point applies more to non-technical roles. This will still happen with engineers, but less so since it's easier to quantify technical skills.
I can see how my point came across as entitled. That was not my intent.
- cunac 10y agoopposite might be a true as well, bootstrapping founder might have unrealistic valuation of their experience and value it provides to the corporation. Most likely as always truth is somewhere in the middle.