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> "It would be hugely embarrassing to go back to working for any other company." I don't have any advice to give, but to this statement above - it's absolutely
by alberth 3y ago
> "It would be hugely embarrassing to go back to working for any other company."
I don't have any advice to give, but to this statement above - it's absolutely not embarrassing at all.
You will bring a tremendous amount of knowledge very few people possess and you should lean into that.
One thing though you will need to make any future employer comfortable with is that you're ok taking direction from someone else ... because they might be concerned you won't be able to adapt to having a boss yourself, given that you were the boss for so long.
I wish you all the best.
- jshhsk 3y agoI v to su kare
- version_five 3y ago> One thing though you will need to make any future employer comfortable with is that you're ok taking direction from someone else I wonder if they meant something different than embarrassing (I'm thinking emasculating but that's too strong). I work for myself, I wouldn't be embarrassed to work at a company but I think I'd hate it - not taking direction, you have to do that when you work for yourself, but all the other nonsense that destroys your agency. That's what is hard imo about going back to a "real" job.