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I suggest trying both. Completely different worlds and each satisfies different financial, career and personal needs. My only "sucks" advice other than that: w
by robotron 17y ago
I suggest trying both. Completely different worlds and each satisfies different financial, career and personal needs.
My only "sucks" advice other than that: when looking at startups avoid family run businesses where there is even a hint of nepotism like the plague.
- borism 17y agoMost start-ups are usually founded by close friends who hire more close friends and so on... So one can hardly avoid nepotism in start-up sphere, at least this is my experience.
- rikthevik 17y agoI'm not sure if that's nepotism though. When I think nepotism I think of people getting hired purely because of their relationship to the boss. If I was doing a startup I'd be hiring people I knew could do a great job because I'd done good work with them in the past.
- robotron 17y agoI was mostly speaking of hiring within family.