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1. Financially the exits weren't worth it. The amount you actually learn is incredibly questionable.
2. Working at bigger companies I learned a hell of a lot more, from the mere fact that there are a bigger pool of resources with a lot of experience to go get help from. This is just not technology, but even from improving management and soft skills. You'll learn a hell of a lot more on your career path moving up to Director and VP level from a big company than the equivalent title at a startup.
3. Everything else is really dependent on you as an individual. I personally thrived at a big company. As the writer suggested at a startup its all about shipping and things are pretty much laid out for you. At a big company, it really gives you time to take advantage of resources and people .. you just have to be very aggressive and pro active in your pursuits.
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Currently California is +2 Dems
In the new plan it would most likely be +2 Dems +2 Rep +2 Dems = +2 Dems
So no new gain. Where it would hurt would be the electorate college. California has 55, now 1/3rd of that would go to Rep.
Walking around sidewalks with younger kids is now dangerous from the groups of teenagers riding on these with little concern. In the same afternoon I saw a young kid get hit by a car for not following traffic rules. While its required to wear a helmet in SM no one was. These things are littered everywhere in paths just lying on the ground.
I get they are great and if we could rely on the people or the company to enforce the laws and make it a better experience I'd be in favor of them because they are convenient. I just don't believe that will happen.
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You're referring to an advertising agency
Would you consider Google a media company or are they an ad company.