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I feel the same way, but to play devil's advocate - the vast majority of startups do fail, and leave you with no meaningful legacy. You could grow as a person,
by int0x2e 4y ago
I feel the same way, but to play devil's advocate - the vast majority of startups do fail, and leave you with no meaningful legacy.
You could grow as a person, you could be very passionate and driven, etc. - but you could also end up quite depressed when things die down (speaking from experience sadly).
I still think startups are awesome, but if you view work as a transaction, having a good corporate job can be a better transaction for many folks, especially if work is only a part of your life, not the defining feature. Time with your children when they are young is often the easiest to explain, but same goes for time with parents/grandparents, time to work on passion projects, etc.
- ushakov 4y agothis is why (tech) startups should be open-source (or open-core at least)