This! So having a startup is better.Picture from Stuff No One Told Me.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
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They may be vampires, but by letting them suck your blood and soul, you'll learn from them. I also believe startups are good, but they would be so much easier with the experience of the corporate world. sometimes it's not purely about the skill, its also about networking and knowing the tricks-of-the-trade.
ReplyDeleteI have different point of view regarding gaining experience in the corporate world for startups to be easier. Well, the networks can sure be boosted in the corporate world. But I think the tricks, and the experiences are different. I want to start a startup to gain experience about having startup. I often read in startup articles, "Fail fast". If I fail in my first startup, I will try again. I gain experience. No major harm. But if I succeed, then I hit the jackpot.
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