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If what you say is accurate (and, I admit, it’s a logical progression from the situation I mentioned), the Nash equilibrium is that only people who don’t know o
by pmiller2 8y ago
If what you say is accurate (and, I admit, it’s a logical progression from the situation I mentioned), the Nash equilibrium is that only people who don’t know or don’t care their comp is going to be stunted will work at startups. That seems bad for the startup ecosystem, so VCs and founders ought to care about it, but they don’t seem to. That seems to point to a flaw in the chain of reasoning.
- jurassic 8y agoThere is also the reality that not everybody can work at FAANG. I know plenty of average engineers who know which way the economic wind is blowing but haven't been able to successfully make it through the process at big companies.