I’m constantly scouring Twitter and my RSS feeds for the best startup career content I can find so that I can pass it on to you. On that note, here are three gems I stumbled across this week: Aspiring product managers should give Satya Patel’s recent product management manifesto a look. Satya was an early […]
What you won’t learn in a big corporation
There are many fundamental differences between life in a big corporation and a small tech startup. Many of these differences are obvious. Others are more subtle — and many of these are hard to realize without experiencing both environments. For example: Startups have less people, less bureaucracy, and less money than larger companies There are […]
Work-Bench (NYC) is hiring a Director of Business Development
I assume if you’re reading this post and this blog that you want to work in the startup ecosystem. Perfect! Because I just heard about this really interesting Director of Business Development job over at Work-Bench, a new accelerator for enterprise startups based in NYC that’s backed by the good folks at RR Donnelley. In […]
VMTurbo (Boston) hiring an Inside Sales Executive
Want to join one of the hottest enterprise software startups in Boston? VMTurbo (where I worked previously and where StartupCareerAdvice.com contributor Dmitry Shkliarevsky leads the customer success team) is looking for an Inside Sales Executive to join the team. Here’s what they’re looking for in potential hires: Minimum of 2-3 years direct sales experience Proven track record […]
RevTrax (NYC) is hiring a Sales Director
My friend Jon Sroka is hiring a Sales Director at RevTrax. RevTrax sells an omnichannel marketing platform targeted towards retailers. Here’s what they’re looking for in a potential hire: Proven track record of 7+ years of quota carrying software as a service new business sales experience, 5+ in retail. Proven sales leader in previous roles […]
Should startups hire MBAs? The great debate continues!
Investment banking and management consulting positions still capture the career interest of many MBA students and grads. However, over the last several years there’s been a focus at many business schools to beef up their entrepreneurship programs as more and more MBAs want to strike out on their own or join a startup after graduation. […]
Sometimes to join a startup, you have to go back to square one
Steve Berg is a venture capitalist at RTP Ventures, a leading venture capital firm in New York City. Keep reading to learn what it takes to join a startup and how he evaluates people who approach him about jobs at his firm’s portfolio companies. Also, be sure to check out Steve’s blog – brooklynstartup.com – […]
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