2,376 karma · joined October 11, 2015
Do your research on potential market cap with comparables. You should compare your Total comp. with a public company. Look at levels.fyi as an example.
The Google type of questions is a pain, Companies are beginning to realize that.
https://blog.ycombinator.com/category/africa/
https://www.benjamindada.com/nigerian-startups-to-look-out-f...
The first month I felt guilty leaving a paycheck. I really didn't travel much due to the pandemic. I did contribute to OSS and volunteer teaching high school students CS. It definitely got lonely, I think due to the pandemic, but I would say my break time was fair.
I wouldn't call it a failure. A failed product is one which the company has shelved and never to see again, no rebranding nothing. Like zune in msft for example.
I think fb is continuing to invest to figure out the right market fit
I think comments > 10 especially nested ones are discussions benefitting mostly the folks in the discussion. Its difficult to get a summary out it.
I like to think about nested comments as joining an hour long class in the last 10 minutes.
What's the criteria to get a google account banned?
I've seen great engineers be terrible people managers and vice versa.
Also, you should also have the option to become an IC again.
I think your company failed you
You question is general and has no focus, so you should get a tax and financial advisors to help your specific case. Remember spend $ to make $$ :). Talk to someone trusted on this
A lot of companies work on tools to solve problems. My suggestion is to join a company try it for a couple of years and experience it first hand. This would give you enough experience to start your own company and work on your ideas.
The last choice is not a choice is to let incompetence and delay take its toll
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