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Lessons learned after 21 weeks at a startup
- earl 16y agoLesson -- the 24 hour fitness gym in SOMA is a strangely small world. Hi Jason.
- jasonshen 16y agoIt's true - that gym contains a higher-than-average level of startup folk. I've met others. Hi Earl. =)
- Dylanlacey 16y agoMust... Change... Gyms...
- alabut 16y agoI love working with this guy. Not only is his energy infectious but he's self-aware and constantly tinkering with improving himself. Like he's simultaneously both the bionic man as well as the doctor that's adding a shiny new limb.
- jasonshen 16y agoAww thanks dude. I'm not sure how the analogy works - (self-aware = bionic man?) but it sounds like a compliment! =P
- rokhayakebe 16y agoFine, now can you both get back to work :)
- jiganti 16y ago>> Big companies take forever to get anything done If you think your startup hasn’t done a lot lately, take a look at bigger companies. Long release cycles. Projects that go nowhere. I’ve seen and heard of startups collaborating with bigger firms (which will go nameless) that drag their feet, bring in tons of VPs and ultimately are not worth the time. If you’re going to work with a big guy, be prepared. Would anyone care to elaborate on this?