Nine (more) questions to ask a startup

by Nate Ritter on 3/27/2006 in Business, General with 2 Comments

Back in February, I wrote an article titled 10 questions to ask before you work at a startup.

Guy Kawasaki, the original Mac evangelist, just posted Nine questions to ask a startup.

I’m happy to say that at least one or two of my questions are included in his. If you’re going to work at a startup, now you have about 17 questions to ask before you sign that W2.

Nate Ritter
Nate Ritter is the leader of Perfect Space, a San Diego based web development firm where he is more opinionated about helping companies get ROI than this other stuff. He make stuff work, and cares about process and quality. More here →
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2 Comments on "Nine (more) questions to ask a startup"

  1. misha says:
    3/28/2006 at 9:59 am

    very impressed. quality thinking on your part and if tweaked applicable to many more important decisions.

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  2. nate says:
    3/28/2006 at 10:07 am

    That’s kind of what I wanted to get across. Thanks for seeing that. I don’t think these questions only pertain to working for startups, but many other life decisions too.

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