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> This decline will continue until cool, innovative companies no longer see any reason to apply. I am the furthest thing from a business man / start-up news ad
by noobermin 2y ago
> This decline will continue until cool, innovative companies no longer see any reason to apply.
I am the furthest thing from a business man / start-up news addict, but even I know that the point of starting a company is to make money (perhaps fulfilling a need or niche, sure) and "being cool" should have nothing to do with it. Hell, "cool" often doesn't really square with being "innovative" anyway.
- sneak 2y agoStartups determine their ability to execute, and thus generate revenue (or promises of same) from appearing “cool” to prospective talent and future investors. Without it, they wither and die.
- authorfly 2y agoEh yes, but half a million in income sure helps you avoid death too, and most of them are moments from death when they apply.
- hollerith 2y agoPlease don't refer to an investment as "income". It hurts the ears of those of us who know a little accounting. I have no objection to, "half a million in cash sure helps you . . "
- authorfly 2y agoI understand that. However review my last month or so of post history for my views on earned/employment income, unearned income and asset income. In essence I differentiate between revenue within income, but not income/investment. I don't think taxes should either. Specifically, I think capital gains/intermingling of asset taxes while requiring up to date taxed-upfront employment taxes is one of the worst decisions society ever made.