c*********t
发帖数: 239 | 1 目前刚master答辩完，之前申了本组的phd还是做原来的项目，也拿到offer了。 但是
因为现在做的这个方向老板是作为一个startup项目来做的，说实话硕士没做什么东西
，继续读个phd做的做的东西也应该是不能match工业界的工作的。
但是老板比较看好这个项目，一心想做成能赚大钱的startup company,也说做成了让我
负责这个项目，于是目前很纠结到底是冒这个险就继续做这个项目还是出来找实际点工
作，因为这个项目说实话问题还是比较多。。 | m***g
发帖数: 53 | | S******s
发帖数: 5376 | 3 别听老板吹的天花乱坠的，看他能不能搞到第一笔资金吧
你自己也同时找找，有合适的工业界的工作直接走人
老板也不会不明白事理。startup办H1B和GC都比较麻烦。
【在 c*********t 的大作中提到】
: 目前刚master答辩完，之前申了本组的phd还是做原来的项目，也拿到offer了。 但是
: 因为现在做的这个方向老板是作为一个startup项目来做的，说实话硕士没做什么东西
: ，继续读个phd做的做的东西也应该是不能match工业界的工作的。
: 但是老板比较看好这个项目，一心想做成能赚大钱的startup company,也说做成了让我
: 负责这个项目，于是目前很纠结到底是冒这个险就继续做这个项目还是出来找实际点工
: 作，因为这个项目说实话问题还是比较多。。
| h********l
发帖数: 137 | 4 1
自己就曾经天真过
【在 S******s 的大作中提到】
: 别听老板吹的天花乱坠的，看他能不能搞到第一笔资金吧
: 你自己也同时找找，有合适的工业界的工作直接走人
: 老板也不会不明白事理。startup办H1B和GC都比较麻烦。
| S******s
发帖数: 5376 | 5 有伤心经历？讲讲吧！
【在 h********l 的大作中提到】
: 1
: 自己就曾经天真过
| h********l
发帖数: 137 | 6 就是太相信老板对未来的美丽描述
最终被晃点，弄得自己非常被动。
其实跟老板做了两三年，应该对老板的做事方式和是否靠谱有个了解了
个人感觉老板要start up对于老板个人能力以及关系网还是要求比较高的。
【在 S******s 的大作中提到】
: 有伤心经历？讲讲吧！
| S******s
发帖数: 5376 | 7 来，吃个包子，慰安一下！
【在 h********l 的大作中提到】
: 就是太相信老板对未来的美丽描述
: 最终被晃点，弄得自己非常被动。
: 其实跟老板做了两三年，应该对老板的做事方式和是否靠谱有个了解了
: 个人感觉老板要start up对于老板个人能力以及关系网还是要求比较高的。
| h********l
发帖数: 137 | 8 神啊，这还是偶第一次在mitbbs吃包子
谢一个！！
【在 S******s 的大作中提到】
: 来，吃个包子，慰安一下！
| a***c
发帖数: 2443 | 9 LZ, you really want to think this one through.
Here's my story. I worked at a start-up for almost 2 years. My boss (not my
advisor) was very smart, very good with technology, and very good with
people. He used to be the CEO of a ~200 ppl tech company. But his business
strategy was just too naive and too conservative. There was definitely a
void in the market that could be filled with the product he envisioned, but
the project scale was too ambitious for a 7-people team. We needed hardware,
software, RF, apps, basically everything. He had like 2 mil of initial
funding when the team was only 3-ppl big. Then one bad decision led to
another, when I joined the company (6-ppl at the time), they had already
blown almost all of the funding to develop their half-assed, buggy, piece of
shit product, which I spent many many months debugging and revising. And
did I mention management was just plain chaotic?
They are still in business but the chance of them hitting it big is
virtually zero.
Moral of the story is, even if your boss is smart and has good connections,
there are still many other things that can go wrong.
There will always be plenty of start-up opportunities around when you are
ready to take that risk, and it doesn't have to be now. | w*********s
发帖数: 277 | 10 赞亲身经历！
my
but
hardware,
【在 a***c 的大作中提到】
: LZ, you really want to think this one through.
: Here's my story. I worked at a start-up for almost 2 years. My boss (not my
: advisor) was very smart, very good with technology, and very good with
: people. He used to be the CEO of a ~200 ppl tech company. But his business
: strategy was just too naive and too conservative. There was definitely a
: void in the market that could be filled with the product he envisioned, but
: the project scale was too ambitious for a 7-people team. We needed hardware,
: software, RF, apps, basically everything. He had like 2 mil of initial
: funding when the team was only 3-ppl big. Then one bad decision led to
: another, when I joined the company (6-ppl at the time), they had already
| w*********s
发帖数: 277 | 11 不谢，呵呵
【在 h********l 的大作中提到】
: 神啊，这还是偶第一次在mitbbs吃包子
: 谢一个！！
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