@kscottz@zipline@foxglove Fair point, I didn't consider Zipline as a start-up just because of how long they've been in space, but their Walmart and Uber partnership will be just as much data as Amazon I assume + their legacy experience
Companies are really bad at explaining why candidates should be joining them. Everyone's on the hunt for shipped experience, which is a very small talent pool in the Robotics space.
This is probably the biggest issue: even if you're seeing the best, are you closing them?
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@benjamin_bolte@antopatrex1 An incredibly honest take on your time growing Ben, I know this experience will just make your next venture in the start-up world stronger!
Early employees have the true opportunity costs in our industry today.
1) Startup pays in [low-mid salary] plus [fairydust]
Faang/mango/etc pays in [mid-high salary] plus [sellable stock]
2) The employee has the stresslevel of a founder but the upside of a employee.
3) the founder builds network and brand, the early employee works their ass of in the garage.
4) The company crashes the founder gets a strong lead job in another company.
The employee has a resume entry of a company nobody knows in the prime of their career.
5) The founder gets earlier secondaries and in a shitty exit some compensation. Employee stock options are the first to be cancelled in case of trouble.