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OK, a 20-something with less life experience may benefit more from the event than a 40-something, and be more likely to actually do a startup (having generally
by babul 17y ago
OK, a 20-something with less life experience may benefit more from the event than a 40-something, and be more likely to actually do a startup (having generally fewer commitments etc.), but hopefully they won't use age to rule people out if they have a technical background and genuine desire to do a startup even later in life.
- ojbyrne 17y agoI have no commitments. Though I might have different risk-tolerance. However I'm not entirely sure that's a bad thing.