> At this point, unless you're C-suite, most startups are a really bad bet compared to the BigCos paying out anywhere from $250K-$1M annually depending on your

> At this point, unless you're C-suite, most startups are a really bad bet compared to the BigCos paying out anywhere from $250K-$1M annually depending on your skill set and experience. I agree that if you can get into one of the established companies in the top quintile of the industry you are probably better off than if you joined a startup. I'd hazard a guess, though, that the startup jibs are easier to obtain and more plentiful than those BigCo jobs.