I've worked exclusively in startups, good or bad, and refused early on to be a co-founder. I realized that the takes on the founders as people, affecting their lives in many ways that I valued too much to let go, like family and free time. Having less professional responsibilities allowed me to have more of the personal ones I guess.
I've worked exclusively in startups, good or bad, and refused early on to be a co-founder. I realized that the takes on the founders as people, affecting their lives in many ways that I valued too much to let go, like family and free time. Having less professional responsibilities allowed me to have more of the personal ones I guess.
Major benefit in my opinion