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Kamil Mouthon
@kamil
GM beautiful people Would you recommend working in VC if the end goal is to be a founder? I am at a bit of a crossroads here 🤔
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Linda Xie
@linda
No, would recommend joining an early stage startup over being a VC since you'll get direct experience on building
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JJ Joseph
@0xjj
No. The lessons you learn as a VC can be extremely valuable, but only over the course of 5-10 years. You won't learn anything substantial in 18 months or less. Being part of an early stage team is a much better path to understanding what a founder goes through.
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Ben | 0443.eth
@nvben
Usually the path goes the other way. You build and sell something, then you move into VC.
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Domain Labs 
@domainlabs
As a Founder, my recommendation is just start solving a problem. Build something to provide a solution, get feedback and iterate (Repeat). Working as a VC will definitely give you an inside scoop into the industry, trends, smart money, fundraising, valuations, etc. Happy to connect! 🙂
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Ian Place
@ians-place
Best VCs are former founders so I’d say build first then consider VC. It’s also not that easy of an industry to crack into so being a founder will only help.
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