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I can’t disagree more. I’ve founded failed startups. I don’t regret a single one of them. I’ve worked at failed startups and big companies and I learned more a
by landryraccoon 3y ago
I can’t disagree more.
I’ve founded failed startups. I don’t regret a single one of them. I’ve worked at failed startups and big companies and I learned more and had more fun at the startups than I ever did at a big company.
The point is, if you try to found a company, you don’t have to make a billion dollars to consider it a success. In terms of personal growth it’s easily the equal of any big company job.
- akulbe 3y agoOne thing I'd add to this, as a Business Management graduate… college won't teach anywhere near as much about business as starting a business will. You'll get FAR MORE practical and useful knowledge doing it yourself, and being exposed to other businesses. Most of what you'd get from college can be had reading a handful of well-written books on the subject.