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My unsolicited 5 cents: In order to become a founder on a startup it would help if you had confidence in your skill set, and it sounds like you're not at that
by drcode 15y ago
My unsolicited 5 cents:
In order to become a founder on a startup it would help if you had confidence in your skill set, and it sounds like you're not at that point yet.
I would get an office job and continue to develop my skill set with self study- It's helpful to know what it's like working at a real office, so why not try it for a year or two?
If, within the next one or two years, you can avoid acquiring a mortgage/wife/child, AND can improve your skill set, you might be able to afford the risk that a startup entails.
- doctoboggan 15y agoThanks for the advice. I have worked for the Air Force Research Lab for the last 4 summers, so I do have somewhat of a taste of office life. This is partly the reason why I do not want a standard office job.