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You ask a really good question. I have failed w/two different startups, one very recent. The first time it was great for my career in monetary terms. The secon
by brianmckenzie 16y ago
You ask a really good question.
I have failed w/two different startups, one very recent. The first time it was great for my career in monetary terms. The second - I don't know what will happen, but I don't regret doing it.
Working on a failed startup is draining. Your whole life is tied up in it, and if the company fails it seems like a phantom limb for awhile.
To directly answer your question - past entrepreneurship should be a big plus to any company worth working for.
You know you want to try something else, why not another startup?