All I keep thinking is "Blag it, surely?" My thoughts: - I wouldn't sell it as a failed start-up, you can put an honest story around anything - "I didn't lik

All I keep thinking is "Blag it, surely?" My thoughts: - I wouldn't sell it as a failed start-up, you can put an honest story around anything - "I didn't like start-up life, I thought the grass was greener, and it sure as hell isn't" - "Yea, I agree, the product didn't work out, but I learned a lot of operational skills. Planning, hiring, firing etc." - "One thing it definitely taught me was it all comes down to numbers and ROI." etc etc etc Disclaimer: My first job was with a start-up that I'm pretty sure is on its why down the pan. But I sure as hell don't share the same concerns. I'd argue that what I learned in a start-up has prepared me for my life more than any degree could.