Re: Corporate World vs. Small Company: Considerations?

[Art Campbell <art -dot- campbell -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Well, your time is valuable. Including the time you spend driving on
a bad commute. Add an hour or two to your personal day, and that has
some value.

Also, with a small company, you're more likely to be able to invent things
and do them your way. So if you're of creative bent, that's also a plus.

Finally, you didn't say anything about the fringes. Like stock options.

Art

On 9/21/05, Amy P. <amydetroit -at- gmail -dot- com> wrote:
> Money may be the bottom line, but I want to take into account the
> working environment, too.  It *seems* so nice to go smaller and more
> casual right now.  But corporate obscurity does have its benefits.
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