Larry Chiang @duck9 (@LarryChiang) | |
Pervasively an issue
Side hustling is such a common pattern, I made an #LABCS for it: “jobapreneur” Live Action Business Case Study 3373, #LABCS3373 is “Jobapreneur.” |
Corey Hobbs (@chobberoni) | |
The biggest threat to “big tech” in 2020.
Every single millennial friend I know I has a side hustle that brings in revenue that they’re trying to grow so that they can quit their “big tech” job. Every single friend. |
Corey Hobbs (@chobberoni) | |
I think the only way “big tech” can actively combat this is to enable a flexible work from home policy.
Turn your offices into collaboration, innovation, and meeting centers instead of open desk wastelands. |
Corey Hobbs (@chobberoni) | |
The other side of the coin is this: most of my friends that are in “big tech” are all actively searching for leadership positions at small/midsize startups.
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Corey Hobbs (@chobberoni) | |
And the last few bit of friends that are truly tired of it all have taken two paths:
VC or “sabbatical via moving to a cheap country for 6-12 months” |
Corey Hobbs (@chobberoni) | |
@rashiq 99% of my tech friends live in NYC and SF.
So there is an inherent advantage from their location. These are known startup centers. So the selection bias is mostly from that. |