Maybe the 'MIT students' are a different enough population that the advice has to be specifically tailored for them.
Somehow, I doubt it. I think the average MIT graduate is just as naive (and inexperienced) as graduates from other universities. If so, then most should join big, established companies.
Startup life is not for everyone. Some people might do better (even financially) staying at more stable companies. There's nothing wrong with that.
Somehow, I doubt it. I think the average MIT graduate is just as naive (and inexperienced) as graduates from other universities. If so, then most should join big, established companies.
Startup life is not for everyone. Some people might do better (even financially) staying at more stable companies. There's nothing wrong with that.