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Himanshi Khatri

Stealth • 8m

I've heard working in startups is better than working in a corporate when you're starting full time. I believe in this bcs even I feel like startups can help with more learning in the early stages of one's career. Any thoughts/ suggestions/ views fro

Anonymous 1

Stealth • 8m

See there are pros and cons. Pros: flexibility, from both sides, meaning they might expect you to perform at maybe unexpected times (in start ups) the time might not always be fixed. If you’re someone who likes to spend time with their friends, and

Himanshi Khatri

Stealth • 8m

That does make a lot of sense. But is it true that startups don't really have a work-life balance? Then everything comes down to what's more important to a person, work -life balance, or opportunity to learn and grow more. Regardless, you can always work in a startup, have good experience and eventually settle for a corporate job (where you'll be able to use all the skills acquired from the startup) and eventually, have a better balance.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 8m

Currently I am working with a start up and, no, i wouldnt say the work life balance is anywhere near definition. But the things I’m getting to be part of like fundraising, first hand collabs, industry tends and Interests, that’s unmatched. In the next 5 years I’m at least planning to earn 10x than current be it through esops or salary. So yeah, my point being while there is no balance, expectations and growth potential is high. Downsides are obviously there too.

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