Re:Questions to Ask Before Joining a Startup
by derefr on Monday November 26, 2018 @03:26PM
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> this is reality in a startup
Five-year-old well-funded-and-profitable companies with 50 employees, where you as employee #50 are just there to toil away writing some dumb CRUD backoffice code—are still referred to as "start-ups."
And, in fact, since the other kind of startup dies more often than it succeeds and grows into this kind, most startups that are hiring at any given moment are this kind of startup.
Re:Questions to Ask Before Joining a Startup
by jiveturkey on Monday November 26, 2018 @04:01PM
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The context in this sub-thread is specifically seed or series A startups.
i don't mean it in a legal/financial sense, and i am not referring to any extrinsic reward, eg financial upside.