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Re:Work at a Startup 2012 by dwynings on Wednesday March 07, 2012 @08:43PM (#3678241)
That's the one thing I really like about AngelList's job board (http://angel.co/jobs) – most startups list salary and equity ranges.
Re:Work at a Startup 2012 by throwpop on Wednesday March 07, 2012 @11:06PM (#3678543)
Thanks! After looking over the postings and realizing my W-2 from my Fortune 1000 IT job is more than any salary range listed, I think its time for me to sunset my 'work at a startup' dream, given my age(31), family, kids, mortgage, etc.

Bootstrapping my own looks like the only viable option for me. Now if I could only find an idea worth pursuing..

Re:Work at a Startup 2012 by hef19898 on Thursday March 08, 2012 @02:08AM (#3678896)
Man, it does good to know that I'm not he only one it that situation, being one year younger I can understand it pretty good. Bad luck it took me a while to realize that a start-up was what I really wanted, mostl thanks to Paul Grahams essays. Well, maybe it's all about timing, and there I'm utterly convinced that even when you are older the timing will be right one day. The trick is to realize it.
Re:Work at a Startup 2012 by mkramlich on Wednesday March 07, 2012 @11:47PM (#3678618)
I have tons of ideas sitting around that I don't have time to execute on. I'll throw out two, have fun with them:

* taking advantage of modern technology ecosystem, replace the US Congress

* provide a replacement for the traditional movie theater experience that keeps all the good things, eliminates the bad things, and maybe adds in a few extra good things, especially taking advantage of the modern technology ecosystem

I have easily 20 more. But have time/body/money/energy constraints, and so have to prioritize. :)