Looking to join a series A or B company
2x founder, looking to join series A and B companies
Hello everyone,
My long mumbai trip has ended with me rejecting some investors, most investors rejecting me and finally have decided to quit and join a job. That will be it for blitzfoods
I'm 26M, founded a Fintech saas company then a F&B one , failed because of funding ( guess timing is important). If it matters an IIM B dropout, Now I'm looking for a job now, I pretty much can get a job thanks to my network and all the connections i have made along, but those are boring jobs, managing one feature in a product as a product manager but the money is good.
The motivation now is money obviously and I come at a premium, that's exactly why series A and B companies and only these companies need people like me. If you are looking to blitzscale your business, I'm the guy.
I think my energy can run another 4 years and I just don't want to it go waste, so if there are companies who need people like me, please drop a DM.
P.S: Can do anything but coding(know basic python) which includes gtm(D2C, B2C and can try B2B), product management, anything creative content, logistics(network is big).
I Play chess and love teaching philosophy and debating vegans.
So let me get this straight, you got 2 defunct startups and you still have confidence to say "I come at a premium"? Am I missing something? Are people really fooled this easily?
I pretty much can be rude, but I believe that doesn't further the discussion, so here is the logic, if you ever start up you will understand the grind that it takes to make it happen and run a company doesn't matter the outcome. That is why there is decent demand for ex-founders, Ex founders with exit gets valued for VC investment but that's about it, it ultimately boils down to the person they are hiring. Because starting up inspite of an option of comfortable life is a difficult choice for most people and true founders, especially who want to grow will want us on the team because we will give in what's needed and thereby the premium, which anyday can't match a proper package in a Big MNC for the work and value we bring in.
You think anyone who started something on their own became Elon Musk without fail?
