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This is a personal question, and assuming you are in that position I don't understand why you are asking others what they'd do. Nobody can guarentee the startu

• nostrademons 18y ago
  > Nobody can guarentee the startup will be fast paced, if it's indeed a startup. This point isn't repeated enough. I've worked with startups where the pace was crazy-fast: like, finish that impossible feature that 3 other devs have tried and failed at by tomorrow, because we've got a demo. I've also worked at variants of this where the pace is the same, but the direction ends up changing every 2 weeks, so you never actually get anything substantive done. I've worked at startups where you work really fast, in one focused direction, for a long time and then find out it was the wrong direction and jump off a cliff. I've worked at startups that were really fast in the beginning, and then bogged down as we discovered the problem was much harder than expected. And then I've worked at startups where the pace was the same or slower than a normal company. Startups are like a box of chocolates: ya never know what ya gonna get. ;-)
• davidw 18y ago
  The market guarantees it though;-) Otherwise it won't last long.