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Sorry, but you will probably never have true security, or become truly wealthy, working for someone else. If some deep part of you wants to try starting a comp
by rphlx 16y ago
Sorry, but you will probably never have true security, or become truly wealthy, working for someone else.
If some deep part of you wants to try starting a company, it's not healthy to suppress that, and if you do, my guess is you'll eventually regret it.
- vgurgov 16y agoNot true. You MUCH more likely loose all you money when start a company in such situation. Programmers(especially good) are well payed($100k-$300k) (not dentists, but still:) ) and secure jobs. You can enjoy happy life with you family and be 9-6 employee. Besides you can join the RIGHT startup at the right time and get something like 10% less salary and options that might make you quite rich. The trick is in picking the right company at right time.
- rphlx 16y agoNope, sorry. The US tech IPO market has been dead for 6+ years.