

Think of it as not a failure, but as a learning opportunity. The founder (in most cases) does not drive the startup t...
Are there any examples of early startup founders who failed in their startup idea and then went back to regular jobs?
The point of this question is not to insult rather than to understand a different perspective of a founder’s mindset. We hear all sorts of success stories but we never get to hear the failed stories and what happened to the people who built those companies.
Kinda like in “Silicon Valley” TV show how the younger generation quickly forgot about Pied Piper.
Kuku fm founder (one of the founders left startup and went to work at Google as developer (engineering manager)
Now they have raised 25M$ (but he is not a part of kuku fm)
Think of it as not a failure, but as a learning opportunity. The founder (in most cases) does not drive the startup t...
Most startup’s are not founded with great altruistic purpose to elevate human condition. Most startup’s are founded where founders know they can make money or earn status points through little schemes of leveraging their network of inves...
Incredibly myopic and pessimistic view. I'd suggest trying to be a founder yourself once before judging them. No...
I wish I could write more but I know it doesn’t matter. It is what it is. I hope people build resilience to see throu...
Can confirm I worked for a bitsian startup called Legistify as an intern, the experience there was beyond anything I’...
This is not a question for the cocky new grad in the overvalued startup, but for the few seasoned PMs that still reply out here.
Where do PMs go after they peak?
By peaking I mean arriving at a GPM or Staff PM position at the top 10-15...
They go to small startups and ruin them
It seems like the question might have missed the mark. I've never really seen PMs hitting a 'peak' in the traditional...
I'm so slammed with my day job that i barely have any time left to work on my ideas. On the weekends i just want to rest and recoup.
How do you founders do this? I work at least 10 hours a day. Then there's commute, lunch and bathroom ...