Justin Khan at Techcrunch wrote an article about how to get hired at a startup when you don’t have a proven track record. He presents four avenues for making the move to a startup, and has a number of excellent recommendations to help you on your way. Much of it boils down to putting in [...]

Grasshopper has put together a few interesting posts on startups and entrepreneurs. The first is on the realities of a startup vs what we may fantasize the life of a startup might be. It includes such gems as the truth about the waterfall of money from VCs and early retirement. The second is an infographic [...]

If you’re a developer, you’ve probably already encountered StackOverflow. It’s a great place to ask tough technical questions and get answers from your peers. It also happens to be the location of a good thread on working for a startup. You’ll find opinions from folks who’ve actually been there, done that. Of course, if you [...]

Still wondering if a startup is for you? Moving to a new job means you need to do some research about the company you’re thinking of joining. Doesn’t matter if it’s a startup or a well-established brick and mortar concern. Reading this post by Eric Stromberg may inform your decision to consider a startup. He [...]

If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re interested in working for a startup. It can be a tough decision if you’ve never done it before, and you might be wondering if working at a startup is for you. In the coming weeks we’ll be linking to blog posts from others that may help [...]