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Then when you are asked about your work as a programmer for ___.com, do you entirely neglect to mention you were the founder?

• jacquesm 16y ago
  If they don't ask you are under no obligation to volunteer. As a rule though, those that have worked for start-ups and/or were founders will not normally go back to big-corp to do a 9 to 5, and in the age of google even if you don't disclose it you may be found out anyway. Yes, that's illegal in plenty of places but it happens quite frequently regardless of that.
  • bconway 16y ago
    As a rule though, those that have worked for start-ups and/or were founders will not normally go back to big-corp to do a 9 to 5, You'd be amazed how things change when you get into your 30's and start having kids. ;)
    • jacquesm 16y ago
      > You'd be amazed how things change when you get into your 30's and start having kids. ;) Yes, that's pretty much my situation, only you can add another decade.