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>hat's a minority of workplaces. No, that's nearly every publicly traded company. > or start your own See, here's the Silicon Valley disconnect again. You do
by ryanmercer 7y ago
>hat's a minority of workplaces.
No, that's nearly every publicly traded company.
> or start your own
See, here's the Silicon Valley disconnect again. You don't just start a company outside of a place like Silicon Valley and go "hey someone give me a ton of money to do this thing so I can get a building, hire employees, buy furniture and computers, I have a vague idea and no experience!"
- contingencies 7y agoPublic companies are by definition large and bureaucratic. You are asking for a high-risk, high-touch hiring experience in a large bureaucracy. That is not realistic. Contrary to your assertion, I've never lived or worked in SV. You don't need real estate, employees, furniture or computers to run a company. If you'd tried, you'd know that as I do.