RE: Corporate World vs. Small Company: Considerations?

[Brian Gordon <elasticsoul2003 -at- yahoo -dot- ca>]

I suppose this just goes to show that, while
generalizations are useful generally, they are not
useful when applied to individual situations or
people. :-) 

All the best,
Brian

--- "Nuckols, Kenneth M" 

> A dissenting voice--there's one in every crowd, and
> this time it's me. I
> have worked in my share of large companies and small
> ones, and while
> Brian and practically everyone else has mentioned
> why they prefer small
> companies to big, I just have to say I do not
> concur.
> 
> So I know I'm dissenting from the crowd, but for my
> mileage, I wouldn't
> trade (presuming the same job title) working in a
> large company for
> working in a small one if I had the choice. Of
> course, everyone's
> personal experience and mileage will vary...
> 

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