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That's only partially true. Even if all you've done is work for a startup for 6 months, you already have something to share - with those who haven't even done t
by swombat 16y ago
That's only partially true. Even if all you've done is work for a startup for 6 months, you already have something to share - with those who haven't even done that.
If you take even one step on the way, there are a lot more people behind you than ahead of you.
- jimboyoungblood 16y agoIf you're only 6 months in, you have no idea where your startup will end up. Your advice might be helping others, but it's also possible you're leading them off a cliff.
- swombat 16y agoBut that shouldn't stop you from sharing your experiences, so long as you include the right amount of context so that others can make their own judgement about the topic. Ultimately people have to become smart enough to make their own judgement about the information you provide. So long as you don't present yourself as an authority when you're clearly not, I don't see anything wrong with sharing your point of view. In fact, it is, among other things, a great way to learn - from the feedback of others who might read your points and explain why you're wrong.