Here’s another one: it’s not only possible to work more than 8 productive hours per day, it’s imperative to do so in the early days of a startup. Related: People believe the reverse largely because it makes them feel better about themselves, not because it’s true.https://twitter.com/andrewchen/status/1025817195174080512 …
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Sorry, as I said elsewhere, founders is a different matter and a choice - but context was lost as ever on twitter, I didn't see the original 'controversial belief's. I just want anyone reading it as I read it to recognise the alternative (and I believe true) reality of start ups.
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Startups require a 24/7 work schedule. There is no clock in, clock out mentality. It’s imperative to fit exercise, fun, family, and some sleep into your schedule. Judge a founder by what he does between Friday at 5pm and Monday at 8am.
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You should both clarify this as "VC backed startups". Imperative, likely yes, because your backers are counting on you to do so.
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Early employees too though. If you can put in 10 hours a day, best for people to go to a large company.
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Where did you mention founders, out of interest?
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Why do you work so little? Lol.
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