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But then it makes wonder, why would anyone get themselves into startups anyway? Especially when you consider the relatively low compensation and high risk.
by wreath 8y ago
But then it makes wonder, why would anyone get themselves into startups anyway? Especially when you consider the relatively low compensation and high risk.
- everdev 8y agoA few reasons: * Access to decision makers * Greenfielding a product * Excitement / fast pace * Novelty * Great learning experience before launching your own venture It's not for everyone, but I've interviewed dozens of developers who only want to work at startups for these reasons. And for founders, obviously there's the upside of owning a business, the status of being funded, the ability to be your own boss and the potential for massive impact and wealth.