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But there are plenty of "startup games" to be played at startups. Maybe slightly different to corporate games, but also unnerving.
by the_af 2y ago
But there are plenty of "startup games" to be played at startups. Maybe slightly different to corporate games, but also unnerving.
- dare944 2y agoHaving done both for a long time, I have to agree. However, generally, there's more choice as to whose games you want to play with startups. And being a startup with limited resources means there's only so many games that can be played before the noise overwhelms the signal and the company goes under (essentially a self correcting effect). At big companies with lots of revenue the shenanigans can become fortresses of crazy (cough Google cough) that can go on forever.