a3camero

41 ms·

361.
by a3camero 15y ago
I've never heard of a Vietnam startup. Are there a bunch of you guys out there?
362.
by a3camero 15y ago
FYI: You're the only person in this entire gigantic thread that has posted salary levels.
363.
by a3camero 16y ago
I don't know about your classes, but I did science at a fairly well known Canadian tech school (now in professional school in Canada). I usually would skip the last few weeks of school and study straight through at the library. Studying ten
364.
by a3camero 16y ago
What would the lawsuit be about? Is there a way that you would be sued as the actors "behind" the corporation ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piercing_the_corporate_veil )? Will you be a director of the corporation as well? It's very common
365.
by a3camero 16y ago
And not just graduate school in science. Professional school (re: law) might also be a good fit. The thinking skills you learn in science are pretty useful in other areas.
366.
by a3camero 16y ago
I'm a science graduate and found it very useful working at a startup in Waterloo, ON. I was assigned a fair bit of work related to statistical stuff that directly stemmed from learned stats in science. Maybe you'd get that with another degr
367.
Ask HN: Any interest in a review aggregator for restaurants?
1 points by a3camero 16y ago|0 comments
368.
by a3camero 16y ago
Not exactly an answer to your question but it might make the decision easier: If you're currently a university student at an institution that has a law school then you can probably incorporate for free/the cost of filing. Many law schools o