Working in a startup is surely a big plus. But it has its own drawbacks. I guess everyone should experience working in a startup which teaches them to taking more resposibility and handle pressure well and have exponential growth.
I might say a person should try to work in different worlds i,e; the Prod Dev coz , services and startups( I would consider startups seperately from PD) and consulting. Each of these lets you explore a different quality in you. Doesn't it?
dhruvakrishnan
· 1 year ago
Yes it does to a great extent.I totally agree with what you commented.
Quiz_Master
· 1 year ago
Working in startups has more cons then pros. Its risky business, and today, when world's economy is falling like ripe apples from tree, a startup will take off or not, nobody can be sure of that! Its a great place to learn, no doubt about that, but for future job security, I think its a NO! NO!
dhruvakrishnan
· 1 year ago
I totally agree with what @Quiz_Master said.
AravindJose
· 11 months ago
Infact, I've read this post once it was published , back in October. But, never in my dreams, I knew, I will initiate a startup at an age of 18 !!
Dhruva Krishnan
· 11 months ago
All the best with that..Let me know if you need any assistance.
Ankit
· 10 months ago
Interesting take on Startups. However,working for a start-up as a part time affair can be 'Sone pe suhaga' offer.There is so much freedom to learn and grow along with the value the expirience it adds to the resume Infact,Being associated with moneyvidya.com has helped me learn the Startup dynamics to a great extent.And i dont even have to give more than 5-6 hours a week.
dhruvakrishnan
· 10 months ago
You tend to get a hold on things as you work for a start-up. Its a really nice experience.Its like a basecamp I feel.when you move into the more established companies you can work quicker and better. This is a big plus I feel
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I might say a person should try to work in different worlds i,e; the Prod Dev coz , services and startups( I would consider startups seperately from PD) and consulting. Each of these lets you explore a different quality in you. Doesn't it?
Its risky business, and today, when world's economy is falling like ripe apples from tree, a startup will take off or not, nobody can be sure of that!
Its a great place to learn, no doubt about that, but for future job security, I think its a NO! NO!
However,working for a start-up as a part time affair can be 'Sone pe suhaga' offer.There is so much freedom to learn and grow along with the value the expirience it adds to the resume
Infact,Being associated with moneyvidya.com has helped me learn the Startup dynamics to a great extent.And i dont even have to give more than 5-6 hours a week.