Working on Wall Street can make more sense than raising millions with a Startup
Sick of your techie startup friends getting all the glory? Show your banking pride and represent...this article was also sent to Hacker News, and you know they'll be commenting:
....excerpt: It's all over the news these days: "VC invests $1.5 Million in [insert one-syllable nonsensical word here], founded by [3 guys in a garage]". It seems like a lot of money to play with and the opportunity of a lifetime, but (if you have a job) the salary you’re making might end up being more lucrative.
cool story bro.
Think about it, how many people start off at big firms to get training so they can split off and make real money and have a real impact! It's a lot easier to work 100 hours a week for yourself than for GS.
I'm glad someone finally came out and said it - not everyone should leave their job to found some dumb internet startup. I'm a huge proponent of entrepreneurship, but not everyone's cut out for it, and a lot of people found "companies" (quotes deliberate) without any consideration of a business model.
And raising millions with Start-Up can make more sense than working on WS, too.
It always depends on what kind of start-ups you have.
you link doesnt work
and raising money doesn't mean you made it (most VC deals will fall through); it's about when you sell your company/go public
If the site's down, here's a google cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://wmilesn.com…
Lol
"Working on Wall Street can make more sense than raising millions with a Startup"
Do people not already know this? Isn't that one of the biggest parts about entrepreneurship? Risk?
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