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Your number one priority is to avoid an early burnout. Your tasks may seem the most important thing in the world right now, but unless your start-up is curing c
by Raed667 3y ago
Your number one priority is to avoid an early burnout. Your tasks may seem the most important thing in the world right now, but unless your start-up is curing cancer, it is probably not that important/urgent/crucial as they want you to believe.
- iL2wkD8VhjfJ 3y agoWhat do you mean by early-burnout? Does it includes overtime, phone calls outside of supposed working hours, insomnia, impostor syndrome, working sometimes during evenings? Have you experienced anything similar? We're not curing cancer (...sadly) for sure.