Re:The Google incentive mismatch: Problems with promotion-or...
by kamaal on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @10:58PM
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The worst case when you fail to get promoted is still making salary at the current levels.
The worst case when you fail at a start up is years of lost time, money and health. And starting way behind others, should you(now that you are out of money, wouldn't you?) start a a job again.
The term mediocre is loosely used there, pretty much every one who starts a company fails, and thereby ends up being mediocre compared to a person working a job.
Salaried jobs have a better path to financial success than a start up, for nearly all the people.
The worst case when you fail at a start up is years of lost time, money and health. And starting way behind others, should you(now that you are out of money, wouldn't you?) start a a job again.
The term mediocre is loosely used there, pretty much every one who starts a company fails, and thereby ends up being mediocre compared to a person working a job.
Salaried jobs have a better path to financial success than a start up, for nearly all the people.