Also interesting that it seems like his relatively minor 1 year stint at pre-IPO Google was successful enough to pay for many other endeavors.
It's a great example of the power laws in startups: it's much more lucrative to have a minor role in a major success than a major role in anything minor.
It's a great example of the power laws in startups: it's much more lucrative to have a minor role in a major success than a major role in anything minor.