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Poll: Do you work at a startup?

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Re: Poll: Do you work at a startup?

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How is that misleading? It says "Do you work at at startup", not "did you"

It's misleading because if anyone associates certain properties or beliefs to "startup people" vs. "big company" then they'd almost certainly draw the wrong conclusions about me from that answer. In other words, they would be misled. Likewise, any statistical correlation with other properties or beliefs would be skewed by people like me who were habitually one group but just happened to be in the other at the precise…

I'm glad I don't work at your big company

Re: Poll: Do you work at a startup?

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I don't see revenue taking part in the discussion other than showing you have a true business model. Having a stable, profitable business model means you're a small business and not a startup. I also tend to start calling a company with 30+ employees a small business rather than a startup. You can't support that many employees without being a stable profitable company (ideally I suppose).

err, any company with decent funding can easily support over 30 ppl

Funding doesn't need to be able to support 30 people in order to be decent. What's decent depends on what the company needs.
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