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>> Most startups fail. so how is it different being a salaried employee at one of these companies? You say they're likely to fail; shouldn't you get the bigger
by skeeter2020 1y ago
>> Most startups fail.
so how is it different being a salaried employee at one of these companies? You say they're likely to fail; shouldn't you get the bigger lottery ticket then?
- jvanderbot 1y agoIt is different because you collect a salary the whole time and build your resume. Its not like you file an LLC and then receive a check in the mail for two years of whatever you want. For a CEO founder, 996 is necessary to even have a shot at building and fundraising, and even then you're likely to quickly fail. Instead an IC banks on joining a founder who has funding and can get more while you build and collect a reasonable salary, and save for rainy day.
- moron4hire 1y agoIf you're a founder and not paying yourself a salary, you're one of the class of dumb canon fodder founders that VCs have indoctrinated to create a steady supply of cheap assets they can acquire and cheap engineers trained and vetted for their real investments.
- scubbo 1y ago> paying yourself a salary From what?
- alchemical_piss 1y agoFrom what I’ve heard the startups nowadays are only interested in people who already have a resume.