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Well I for one would love to work on a big problem. The reason I'm not is because the smaller problems pay, and the bigger ones (generally) don't. I tried runni
by Schwolop 14y ago
Well I for one would love to work on a big problem. The reason I'm not is because the smaller problems pay, and the bigger ones (generally) don't. I tried running my own business aimed at a big problem (admittedly not very well or for very long) and constantly hit upon the difficulties of getting anyone to pay for it.
- nbroyal 14y agoThe openings also aren't very visible (or I'm not looking in the right places, which is entirely possible). I'm surveying the job market after shutting down my own business, and I've seen very few openings from companies that are working on what I would call "big problems." It's a bit disappointing.