The one great thing about having started at startup, is that your actually good at building things. 95% of the employees I know couldnt say that. Use this amaz

The one great thing about having started at startup, is that your actually good at building things. 95% of the employees I know couldnt say that. Use this amazing skill that you now have. Get a job in Manhattan, make 200K a year for a couple of years and then try again. If your worried that this will make you fat and lazy then theres a way to make sure this doesnt happen: 1. Never listen to what your boss says but be cordial as you would be with someone you met on the street. 2. Do whatever is best for the system and for sales of the system. 3. Say no to office politics in all its forms. If you follow the above 3 rules (ie no brown nosing whatsoever) then you'll see that, even in a corporate environment, the only reason they'll keep you there is because you know what your doing.