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That's when you don't factor in 'skills'. If you're 'any' CS grad, you're right. Be if your skills are above average (CS and business sense), this skews the ret
by alphamale3000 15y ago
That's when you don't factor in 'skills'. If you're 'any' CS grad, you're right. Be if your skills are above average (CS and business sense), this skews the return of investment of the startup.
- dmix 15y agoWell, not any developer can get $200k at Google. So skill is important in both respects.