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Thank you very much, after graduating from university I definitely started a company, but it would always be nice to get the money earlier.
by Forgret 1y ago
Thank you very much, after graduating from university I definitely started a company, but it would always be nice to get the money earlier.
- sandreas 1y agoYou're welcome. I'm not sure money is the most important thing here, especially if you are not in financial trouble ATM. My advice would be to focus on skills and experience. I would happily take a job with a great skilled team and less money working 8h day instead of earning 200k+ a year working 14h a day in a messed up environment - yet still: A good balance is important. A great team earning < 20k a year is also bad. Keep in mind: In your early career phase nobody (not even good customers) will pay you a fortune without an exceptionally great idea, great planning and a good portion of luck. There is a lack of trust... you're unknown, hard to assess, etc. Building a stable and growing career based on knowledge is much "healthier" (literally) - less up and downs, more stability, more planning (instead of having luck). Earning too much money too early can cause great damage to your life.