Both threads seemed kind of obvious to me. Maybe I need to sit down and think of what I wouldn't consider obvious and make a thread.
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And of course, as with startups, a tail outcome is also possible. I know plenty of people pulling in > $1M/yr at big companies. I'm not saying people shouldn't do startups, but I don't think it makes sense to do it for the money. This may change with this recession, we'll see...
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I only had a problem with the language, which I learned was not yours, not the probabilities. There are a lot of variables that determine whether or not founding a startup makes sense; what if I want to be a billionaire? What if I can’t code? Yes to either disqualifies Google.
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Yes and I’d add that startups aren’t the only choice for entrepreneurship. Many options with some even as simple as a paving contractor where you can make that much or more. In some regards, much high probability for success.
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