Oh. Do worry. Worry much. Because the time you spend down a road that leads nowhere may not be worth what you learn on the way there.
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Oh. Do worry. Worry much. Because the time you spend down a road that leads nowhere may not be worth what you learn on the way there.
Adams will "win" his next post I'm sure. He practiced a lot, but he also has this elusive thing called talent. He just mistook it for practice this time around.
A similar number of visa types over similar number of years and I would go a step further and say that there is no formal solution to your problem. The US immigration system can't handle YC type rhythm and structures.
You'll have to assume you have two operations to run - your startup and your status. You'll have to get knowledgeable and creative in both. Also, as you will work under the assumption that your start-up may fail, you should also work under the assumption that your status will fail and you will have to go back to your home country. Succeeding in both operations is possible, but very hard. Me think the immigration operation is harder....
Good luck.
The Key to Being Excellent at Skimming has an arrow pointing down.
Don't have an answer? Hack the question.
When you are 31 it is easy to figure out you won't retire rich at 30. Just saying.
(the article, and my opinion of it, in one word)
The article just observes the (almost expected) result.
$461.00 will make you one. So what would YOU want?
Maybe he is creepy AND honest? Possible?
Ah, the things employees of companies who sue Google are capable of. Horrific.
As said. A disgrace.
(I heard it in some random YouTube video once, which just goes to show that good advice can be found in strange places)
-- Apollo 13 FDO Flight Controller Jerry Bostick regarding the source of the movie quote "Failure is not an option".
There has to be some other measuring stick to money than real estate...