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1. 31.▲
   by len 18y ago

   Throw caution to the wind and move to the Silicon Valley. You will figure it out here. If you over analyze you will still be around your "midwestern state school" worrying about finding a job where there are few.
2. 32.▲
   by len 18y ago

   NO! You have already failed by the fact that you need to ask the question. If you need someone else to convince you to do a startup you are in the wrong game.
3. 33.▲
   by len 18y ago

   My perspective is that of a person that focuses on the business side and no longer programs but has in the past: The thing you do in entrepreneurship is essentially 'solve problems' day in and day out. You are constantly resource constraine
4. 34.▲
   by len 18y ago

   This might work for a developer but definitely not for 'aspiring executives.'
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   Stanford Entrepreneurship Week Challenge Winners(eweek.stanford.edu)

   1 points by len 18y ago|0 comments