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(Author here) That's a great, great question, and it is difficult. I think I might write this up as a separate post as there's a lot to unpack. There are pros
by dabeeeenster 3y ago
(Author here) That's a great, great question, and it is difficult.
I think I might write this up as a separate post as there's a lot to unpack. There are pros to working for a bootstrapped company, but they less concrete than the pros of working for someone with a massive B round.
- braza 3y agoThanks for your prompt reply. I was just wondering about it because I worked 10 years ago in a bootstrapped company and of course, it does not have a substantial financial upside in comparison with liquid RSUs or payment premiums due to VC money; but was a pretty decent working experience. At least for me was more or less felt less about an employee in the sense of not having a lot of Kool-Aid as a VC/larger company, and more about having a clear boundary that I was selling a service in a stable for-profit company in a specific niche.