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Thanks everyone for the advice. I have another question: assuming that pushing to gain skills is the highest priority. Since I have while a bit of autonomy in t

Thanks everyone for the advice. I have another question: assuming that pushing to gain skills is the highest priority. Since I have while a bit of autonomy in the current startup (comparing to working in other company), would it be possible to improve my skills while simultaneously trying to changing things in the company (since I'd get to do more things)? Or would that be a futile effort?

ipince 12y ago
That's exactly what you should do. Being able to influence people and drive a vision forward is another skill you should try to develop, and which seems easier to get started at while at a startup.