I know so many people who have Google/FB jobs straight out of college. It depends on your perspective, but its not rare.
I assume anyone who wants to startup is atleast a top 5% engineer. Otherwise its just a bad punt. You have to be terribly good to be in the startup biz
Yeah I've learned a lot about boostrapping working at a startup in college. The physics is completely different.
You have to be very very efficient. You understand why Heroku costs 3x of AWS. You understand that raising money is not necessary for every project. For most tourist entrepreneurs its just cargo culting.
But now I think I wanna spend a good 10 years in corporate before even thinking of doing anything else. Make that moolah first.
>India announced a Rs 1.7 lakh crore economic relief package >ensuring cash transfers of Rs 500 a month, and food >security. However, the package is less than one percent of >the country’s GDP.
If this is the new reality of the world we live in, what do you think will be the new protocols for international travel?
I imagine a standardized heath test without which you can't board a flight?
You have to be an L5 engineer at Google. And I know a guy earning $700k per year at 32-33 in ARM. Plus other VPs. Depends on your vantage point, but starting a startup is way harder. Personal experience here.
I think thats an efficient way of testing if a country is actually improving its situations and getting out of the lockdown. Even traffic data could be useful.
If pollution is still low, the country is not actually back to work yet
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