Re:In 2024, it is better to run a startup in San Francisco
by zer00eyz on Monday August 26, 2024 @03:39PM
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> my startup
This is where your a step out of pace.
> by the work life balance mob
And this is where they are missing the boat.
Pay me enough to live, and save, give me a giant cut (not the meager equity of the last 25 years) and a place to show up to 3-4 days a week.
The whole point of a startup, of putting in that work is that you're making a bet. A bet on the idea, and the team, the team is making that bet too. The table stakes for startups have changed, and you're going to need a much more egalitarian distribution for your first 10-50 hires now if you want to attract talent.
This is where your a step out of pace.
> by the work life balance mob
And this is where they are missing the boat.
Pay me enough to live, and save, give me a giant cut (not the meager equity of the last 25 years) and a place to show up to 3-4 days a week.
The whole point of a startup, of putting in that work is that you're making a bet. A bet on the idea, and the team, the team is making that bet too. The table stakes for startups have changed, and you're going to need a much more egalitarian distribution for your first 10-50 hires now if you want to attract talent.