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Stable employee or risky co-founder journey?

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Yannick
Try the co-founder journey, if it does not work you still have the stable employee solution.
@mho22 sure) what about your way?
Yannick
@serhii_uspenskyi I'm on the co-founder journey since 2017. What I know is that if the journey ends, I will probably have some hard learned interesting skills to show to employers.
@mho22 wow) cool! Thanks for the insights)
Arun Prakash
"No risks, is No way to live". I'd say taking calculated risks and enjoying life is better, than to be in the safest of places and regret every step of the way. So Co-Founder for me!
@arun_prakash12 cool) thanks for sharing)
Robert Mao
For founders, It's about proper risk management. Successful start founders are actually not blindly take risks but instead good at manage risks.
@mave99a yeah, that’s true. What do path will you prefer?)
Robert Mao
@serhii_uspenskyi No doubt I am a 3 times founder.
@mave99a awesome) thanks for sharing:)
Rahul
It all comes down to personal choice. While the founder journey is exciting and full of ups and downs, it is perfectly alright for someone to do a stable job and live peacefully.
@therahulv of course) what do you prefer?
Rahul
@serhii_uspenskyi right now I’m doing both.
@therahulv oh, interesting) good luck with it!
Veit Josef Schneider
No risk, no fun! :)
Veit Josef Schneider
More risk, more reward, def co-founder
@pothamram thanks for reply) are you co-founder yourself?)
Antonio Sucre
The concept of a “Stable Employee” can be illusory, even in traditional roles, there are inherent risks beyond one’s control. Uncertainties like economic shifts, corporate decisions, changes in job market, etc. can disrupt your stability. Also, there is the risk of becoming too comfortable and complacent hindering your personal growth and adaptability to new challenges. Both options, come with inherent risks. The choice between the two paths depends on personal preferences, goals, and risk tolerance. In my case, after working several years as both an employee and a freelancer, I made the choice to embark on the path of a co-founder.
@antonio_sucre nice story! Thanks for sharing your thoughts, appreicated)
Karen White
Both options have advantages and disadvantages. Stable employment brings safety and dependable money, but perhaps less exhilaration. Dangerous co-founder? The upside could be enormous—financial freedom and a product that changes the world—but it's also stressful and fraught with uncertainty.
@karenwhitewings thanks for sharing your thoughts! What is your preferation?)
Oleg from FirstHR
Risky solo journey.
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