> And this is seen as a crime by employers? No. It's seen as a gap in the resume (you were doing a job that isn't what they're hiring for) and an indication th

> And this is seen as a crime by employers? No. It's seen as a gap in the resume (you were doing a job that isn't what they're hiring for) and an indication that you won't be happy doing the job they're hiring for. > Any employee can and will leave if they found a better career out there, I think employers expect that, no? Yes, but employers prefer to hire people they can retain with better pay or a promotion to a new role. "Enterpreneur" is not a role they can offer, so they know that someone who dreams of being an entrepreneur is dreaming of leaving the company, not dreaming of being promoted within it. Employers expect turnover, but they also want to minimize it at the same time. > YC is great for mostly software AND in the US jobs, if you are after systems (as in both software and hardware) and outside of US, it's no use. Try setting up a profile on Upwork. People often want to hire full-time when they find a contractor they like.