By Larry Chiang
Everyone who is cool in Silicon Valley has two jobs. How they hold down two jobs seems like a mystery. But here are some Stanford engineering inspired plays and Stanford entrepreneurship patterns to pay attention to and trends to watch.
#ROTJ‘d their primary j-o-b. JOB stands for just over broke. When you’re making $200k, all of that goes into your 4500-6000 housing payment 👀
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Think of #cs183vc as CS majors that made ~ $600k in #ENGR145. Then #ROTJ‘d. {Retire on The Job!!= Lec 20 #cs183e} pic.twitter.com/2G3tH4zU1B
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#cs183vc is my side hustle. Duck9 is my primary hustle. I have that lead generation business under control from 7am-3:30. I burn 8-10 weeks of vacation on side hustles like #CS183e.
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“Dump that cadaver-zombie-startup”. After you give it a heartbeat or 20, quit it. #CS183e Lec 20 youtu.be/HNMYZW4YiE8 via @YouTube
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Duck9 is like my #CS183basecamp*
But that’s a slew of different blog posts about ‘Getting a basecamp’, Treasure Management, “Playing with House Money”. [photo is ripped from the Mark Suster news feed]
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