Being an early employee at a startup is almost always a terrible decision financially. Great if you: - Want to start your own company - Want to learn a lot and grow ...That’s about it.
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Would love to hear more from you,
@paulg et al about how clear it is whether you’ve picked a winner at later stages (eg series A, B, C)? Feels like people rationalize staying onboard with “it might work out” even though the real winners are pretty apparent at some stage? Or not?
For later stage the revenue graph tells (almost) all. Investments by top VC firms are also a good proxy. They sometimes get it wrong in early rounds, but they can judge startups accurately later on.
