Small company or big company? | benkuhn.net
A friend doing a job search recently asked me: A choice I will likely have is whether to work at a larger company… or a startup… I was wondering if you had any particular feelings on this question. In the long run I’m hoping to work at a non-startup due to hours/general quality of life as well as salary and stability for the considerations of family life and the fact that the projects I’m interested in don’t necessarily have good prospects as short-term revenue generally.
A friend doing a job search recently asked me: A choice I will likely have is whether to work at a larger company… or a startup… I was wondering if you had any particular feelings on this question. In the long run I'm hoping to work at a non-startup due to hours/general quality of life as well as salary and stability for the considerations of family life and the fact that the projects I'm interested in don't necessarily have good prospects as short-term revenue generally. … I worry that startups are often competing with other startups in a crowded marketplace [and that working]
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