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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I spent 2 years at the startup, not 3. I said the startup failed. I said nothing about bankruptcy. Co-founders don't get laid off. They sell their shares and exit.
All I will say is that I am involved in business management systems and fundraising. The first month after I started my consulting firm, I made 40k. I had a full year. Go figure it out.
4 years ago, I was in the same situation like you UOL fresh grads here, lurking in the forums, searching for guidance and direction. You can choose to think I'm sprouting BS, or you can partake of the few nuggets of wisdom I have.
I won't be posting again. Good luck.
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Give me a break from this BS please. Here is the timeline on your original story:
Graduated 4 years ago a.k.a 2012
2012: Graduated
2012-2013: Spent 1 year in a foreign bank drawing 3k
2013-2015: Spent 2 years in a failed business as an employee/co-founder (depending on which version of the story you have)
2015: Company folded and equity became "worthless". Went from an unemployed guy to suddenly doing a startup that turned 40k profit on the first month of operations! Even made 250k in this partial year alone!
LOL. Want to BS at least get your story straight. First you say you "joined" a startup, now you say you are a "co-founder". At first say you are are left with "worthless equity", now you put a spin about how you weren't retrenched but simply sold off your shares as a co-founder. What happened to the earlier claim about the equity being worthless? You sold it for $1?
Talk rubbish still simi sai share "few nuggets of wisdom I have".