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I wouldn't say it's a joke in the IT field notwithstanding whatever people on HN say which is just a very small slice of the world. There is not enough detail
by larrys 14y ago
I wouldn't say it's a joke in the IT field notwithstanding whatever people on HN say which is just a very small slice of the world.
There is not enough detail in your question to even give any specific advice to you. Like "what car should I buy.." Most importantly you haven't given any reason why you can't stay at the startup and continue to go to community college (cost, time from what you write don't appear to be a problem). Consequently (once again from the info you present) seems to be more of a downside to quitting then an upside to not finishing.
It's possible that going forward you will have to go beyond a BA so if you don't get that now where will you be? I'd stick it out and get the degree.
What do you do with the web hosting business? How many accounts do you have?
I don't think you can expect (with the limited info you are providing) though for anyone on HN to give you advice specific to your situation.
- jdelgado 14y agoI just assumed some HN readers might have gone through similar circumstances, just wanted to see where the community opinion laid. I agree - i'll most likely continue for the degree on the side. It seems like career security if I ever find myself without a job. The web hosting company has been running for a while now, I have just over a couple hundred customers, and I haven't done any advertising since I started working at the Startup. It's not anything that can support me due to the current saturation of the hosting market, but I felt it was a benchmark of experience. I appreciate the feedback and your time!