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> Another thing you probably don't want to hear is that you are not "senior level" if you lack the experience to have figured this out for yourself. There are
by hanlec 11y ago
> Another thing you probably don't want to hear is that you are not "senior level" if you lack the experience to have figured this out for yourself.
There are many examples where I don't think there's a strong connection between the level of professional experience with the familiarity with the startup environment/lingo/negotiation.
- gaius 11y agoThere is nothing really startup-specific in the scenario. There are exploitative bosses in all industries and all sizes of company. Someone who's played knifey-spooney before would know this.
- jsalit 11y agoI know this post/comment is aging but I feel I have to add my disagreement. Depending on skill and perhaps more than a little luck, navigating your way up to a senior position in the "old school" corporate world can actually be relatively conflict-free. Certainly, exploitative bosses are as widespread as you suggest, but that doesn't mean that every boss is exploitative.