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As we build the premium data services platform for the creator economy, we are aligning value and community. Creators deserve better, more than 1's and 0's.
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Please help me choose
Rising Star
Top public tech companies create millionaires out of average employees all the time. If you can get a solid initial RSU package and refreshers from them you’re golden. You can also use those as leverage to get more from your next employer. Perhaps once you’ve done that try your hand at a start up. All depending on your risk tolerance
Public is probably the best option on average. Startups are always a risk,. but a good one could make you rich overnight. It's all a gamble.
Public companies with RSUs for sure (though you’ll get wayyy more equity in an eng role). Risk averse, and you’re not paying for any of the stock. Also take full advantage of the benefits and contribute the max amount for 401k match.
+1 forthis, something I learned too late and always regretted it