> You know, it doesn't sound like you are working there for the awesome product and the great team experience to begin with. Actually, I like the product and t

> You know, it doesn't sound like you are working there for the awesome product and the great team experience to begin with. Actually, I like the product and the team. The person I don't get along with is actually pretty likable until you discover that there's a nasty mean streak underneath the surface. It's not that I figured that they weren't smart as much as it is that I figured that they genuinely meant well. That said, I think it's probably a good idea for me to start looking around now anyway. > What do you mean your work history isn't terrific? I was fired from my last job after 3 months for much the same reason, albeit with me being much more naive about what was going on than this time. > I believe you can always look for a startup with a concept that motivates you and simply jump onboard as long as it's a good personality match this time? The problem is that it always seems like a good match at first. It's just very difficult to tell how things will work out before joining a company.