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I don't know at what point you become "the man" but it's an interesting question at what point you are no longer considered a startup. There's probably several
by jakejake 15y ago
I don't know at what point you become "the man" but it's an interesting question at what point you are no longer considered a startup.
There's probably several paths that lead to loss of your "startup" status. Being bought out, going IPO, becoming profitable, being in business 3+ years, etc.
- randomdata 15y ago> being in business 3+ years And if you're been in business for 3+ years, but change direction (like from consulting to products as many in the industry do), are you considered a startup again?
- jakejake 15y agoGood question. 3 years was an arbitrary number. Maybe you could say that you're a startup as long as you're still relying on venture capital?