> It's also a fine opportunity to learn on somebody else's dime. If you're getting paid less to work at a startup, it's not on "someone else's dime", though. I

> It's also a fine opportunity to learn on somebody else's dime. If you're getting paid less to work at a startup, it's not on "someone else's dime", though. It might be the most affordable way to (re)train yourself, but opportunity costs are still costs.