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If you're really smart or if you're really good at sales you can apply for entrepreneur-in-residence positions at venture capital companies. It also works out
by alaskamiller 18y ago
If you're really smart or if you're really good at sales you can apply for entrepreneur-in-residence positions at venture capital companies.
It also works out very well if you move to where the startups are. Silicon Valley. Washington. New York City. London. Tel Aviv.
- prakash 18y agoif you're really good at sales any particular reason you need to be good at sales to be an entrepreneur-in-residence?
- alaskamiller 18y agoYou either bring to the table the tech aspect of entrepreneurship or the business/sales side.
- maxniederhofer 18y agoTo become an EIR you have to have relevant experience and a successful prior career / first venture
- alaskamiller 18y agoI guess I wasn't verbose enough in introducing that into my point. Yes, you do need to be successful and really smart with technology or sales in order work as an EIR.
- tptacek 18y agoI think he means, specifically, "have sold or IPO'd a company you founded".
- alaskamiller 18y agoWe're now just going around in circles.