Comment by cmdshiftf4
6 years ago
How many countless others have invested years of their lives, in exchange for equity and comparatively low pay, in promising-sounding startups only to see those companies fail?
Should they be retroactively counting the money they could have had if they'd went to a more stable firm and had the same years of pay increases, bonuses, RSUs, etc. as a loss?
This is hollow clickbait, but the author is clearly intelligent enough to know that hence why it's mainly focused on a youtube video which I'm presuming he's doing in the name of trying to build an audience and "clout" for himself with.
This gives me a good idea for a video: How and when to quit.
To be frank I also quit Palantir far earlier than maybe I should have. A story for another day.
Thank you for the feedback though, I do appreciate it.
> How many countless others have invested years of their lives, in exchange for equity and comparatively low pay, in promising-sounding startups only to see those companies fail?
My intuition leads me to believe its more than the cumulation of these "I could have made $N" stories :)