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Once an entrepreneur, always an entrepreneur. -Ron Conway Most of the answer will be bounce backs from a failed startup to a surviving/successful one.
by outpost 13y ago
Once an entrepreneur, always an entrepreneur. -Ron Conway
Most of the answer will be bounce backs from a failed startup to a surviving/successful one.
- rdl 13y agoDepending on one's financial situation, it's pretty reasonable to do consulting or something in between, especially if the founders are older or otherwise have higher income potential. (Going from $250/hr or $250k+/yr consulting to $0-3k/mo startup wages kind of sucks if you don't get an exit...)