> All I’ve ever learnt over the last decade has been by > operating in a capital constrained environment. Even in big companies you will be constrained by budg

> All I’ve ever learnt over the last decade has been by > operating in a capital constrained environment. Even in big companies you will be constrained by budgets, and possibly even more than you're used to. The big companies have money to try many different things, but normally products start small, and can be killed if they're not going to be profitable enough. Especially if you're ina leadership position, you're going to have to convince people to fund your products. The other big thing to consider is politics. Don't get me wrong, politics are everywhere, even in startups, but there's a difference. You're going to have arguments with people that you can't go have a beer with after work, and you have to consider how that will affect your relationship after the argument.