2009/10/6-22 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Motd, Industry/Startup] UID:53431 Activity:moderate | 10/5 any UC berkeley students that had successful startups
in the past 15 years?
\_ all the Cal grads I know with MBAs are in VC or finance.
maybe they are just better at risk analysis... starting a company
is not a great way to make money!
\_ I'm a Cal grad with an MBA working in Finance (not High Finance).
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2009/5/8-14 [Industry/Startup] UID:52970 Activity:kinda low | 5/7 (I am revising my numbers, in my fit of rage at 4am in the morn,
I made some math errors I didn't feel like correcting. anyway...)
I work at a year old startup, 50 employees, pre-IPO (duh!), exit
strategy is to either become profitable company or get bought,
almost profitable but not quite, fast paced, lots of work,
everyone pulls weight, I just found out my non founder CEO makes
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2007/9/11-13 [Industry/Startup] UID:48021 Activity:nil | 9/11 I think I have a nifty idea for a software project, but since
I am not independently wealthy AND I don't feel like having it
ripped off so that I wind up with nothing, I was wondering if
the MOTD could advise me on how I could wisely go about getting
funding for this project, and protect myself. If I should only
stick with close friends and relatives, then I will do so.
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2005/10/5-6 [Industry/Jobs, Politics/Foreign/Asia/Others] UID:39990 Activity:moderate | 10/5 Hypothetical question: Suppose there's a shortage of resources,
should the free market take its course which will hopefully
make self-corrections, or should the government intervene and
ration resources? What are the pros and cons for either approaches?
\_ don't know about pro and con, I just know that in reality,
free market is never allowed to distribute critical/essential
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