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@mcbain
Going from founder > employee again is always interesting What is your best advice for making this transition? Asking for me
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@osama
- ease in - all startups are unique, question the strategy/founder less b/c personal priors and approach open-minded - don't let go of all the stakeholder management/hustle you did as founder - if technical, don't stop coding - own and be high integrity - beware of professional managers/mindset. don't settle (unless you want to ofc ala FAANG) - honestly man, follow your gut and take it one day at a time
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Relish the lack of final accountability. It can be anxiety inducing to go back, but I found solace and recovery in giving myself permission to just not care so much (just for a little while).
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@tomu
making the same transition here, bookmarking this to go through the replies later
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Carry forward the ownership & initiative taking attitude - helps grow much more quicker in an otherwise very i don't care vibes settings of companies. Helped me quickly outgrow my peers..
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@speakup
Go in as consultant to employee mentality.. Easier transition Good luck
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Well...I'm not a founder or employee but I'll wish all the best for your work transition šŸ¤ž 100 $degen
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