weishigoname
Joined 13 years ago
Joined 13 years ago
The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs by Eric Ries
Startup CEO_ A Field Guide to Scaling Up Your Business by Matt B
Startup: An Insider's Guide to Launching and Running a Business
lectures:
Startup Engineering [Coursera] [Stanford] [2013]
startup courses at YC
Got promotion is not easy here, you need to be expertise in some technical areas, and pass promotion interview, there will be many questions from many experts during that interview, you won't be considered as qualified until every answer from you satisfies them, that is why many young engineers choose to leave in one or two years, there are not much chances for them, and even you are true expert, you will get frustrated.
but life is not that hard than you think, I have a Tencent's game engineer friend, he is a tennis fun, what I get from him is they have tennis activity every day, and he can go off work at about 6PM to play tennis 2-3 days every week.
and I heard some guys from google, they need the same long hours work and pretty stressful, just they don't need to stay at the same work place that long, they have the working place flexibility.
but my work is pretty low-level, high performance and chip level stuff, mostly with Linux kernel driver, and network, I encounter the same issue with you, jobs related there are raw.
I plan to start a startup there if there are proper chances one day. the most important thing for me is investigate that market, what may be the real requirement there.
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