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None of the above. Seems like you've been picking early stage startups where this chaos is inevitable or growth stage startups with bad management. Some tips i
by ceekay 13y ago
None of the above. Seems like you've been picking early stage startups where this chaos is inevitable or growth stage startups with bad management.
Some tips if they're helpful:
1. Find a growth stage series A or B funded startup with a product market fit where focus is now on scaling up. They are beginning to know what they are doing.
2. I give more weight to the team than the project or idea itself. Ideas change all the time. So its more important to work with great people. Find a place where you admire and like the people.
3. Voice your opinions. You're not working for a "manager", you're working for a "company". You should be open about what you think and feel. If that's not welcome, you're in the wrong place.