Larry Chiang’s five pop up internships are a sequel to “How to Get Three Legendary Internships in a Row”. As CEO of Duck9, he encourages college student founders at Stanford to get a FICO over 740 so we can all self-fund. After a Harvard Law School keynote, Harvard Business wrote: “What They Don’t Teach You at Stanford Business School“.
Paid internships sometimes pay millions. |
By Larry Chiang
In the old days, we Asians could pick if we wanted to be good at math or chem. Now, we gotta play a sport and learn how to sell. It’s tough being an Asian founder at a Top 1B college like Stanford University, because we have to:
– Ace the SATs
– pledge a house like Kappa Sig
– play a varsity, revenue sport. Get recruited.
– study engineering
– Study CS in Noyes that’s taught by a TA that doesn’t speak English
– sell advertising for the Daily Illini or Stanford Daily. (Or both, like #LarryChiang)
In short, you Asian friends of my friend “Chris” (who btw is SMART!)
You Asian kids born in 2000 and 2001, do a sequel Lemonade Stand Business…
…by selling power cords after 600 jumpers at Paly or 600 grounders w Kody #TeamKody
Basically, I am preparing you to be funded by Sequoia and the Y-combinator by teaching you the CS signature business subroutine: #dttdsBHM
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CEO of Duck9, Larry (@6502838008) |
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Larry Chiang sits behind “Steve Strausberger” and peeks around him standing.
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