Why aren't you creating a new business rather than waiting to tag along with someone else's?
I have always created my own and had other people join me.
This is not a criticism: something in that gap may be useful in your search.
I have always created my own and had other people join me.
This is not a criticism: something in that gap may be useful in your search.
To gain more experience, reaching a better positioning, improve networking and create a money safe net. I see your point BTW
But, to be fair, the OP was for joint a startup, not a generic programming gig.
Starting your own business is a massive amount of work. For next to no money for years. And chances are (>90%) that you will lose all the time, effort, and list income that you put into it.
If you do the work right (ie all the non-programming stuff) and you survive, then the long-term rewards are very satisfying. 90% will fail. 10% will succeed. And we all believe we are in the 20% right?