Are you considering taking a position at a startup? Or are you already working for one, and it’s nothing like what you’ve experienced at a more established company? I know this sounds like the intro to one of those “you may be entitled to compensation” commercials. Sorry to say, no compensation here — but I would like to share with you some mistakes that are easy to make when you work for a startup. How do I know? I’m currently a startup and small business consultant, but much of my career was spent making these exact mistakes. 1. Letting a…
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