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Not wanting to sound too negative, but sometimes it's better not to have a job at a kcik-ass startup. The author also commented/wrote in the past that he endur
by bananaandapple 16y ago
Not wanting to sound too negative, but sometimes it's better not to have a job at a kcik-ass startup.
The author also commented/wrote in the past that he endured burn out multiple times and is constantly working >10 hours a day.
- nathanmarz 16y agoI work a lot by choice. And getting burnt out was a problem of learning to use my time effectively. Now that I have more self-discipline and force myself to take breaks on a regular schedule (and not work when I'm not feeling it), I don't burn out anymore.
- darwinGod 16y agoCould you shed more light on aspects of your self-discipline while being an early employee at a startup?