Sure, any coding whiz can get a job at a startup. But what if you didn’t teach yourself to program at age 13 and build award-winning apps at 16? Working at a startup is a magical ideal for many global professionals, but there is a profound lack of information out there about what actual jobs exist and how to find the one that is right for you. Many books are written for the entrepreneur, but typically, only one among hundreds of employees go on to operate and grow a company into something of value. Written by an experienced venture capitalist, entrepreneur, and Harvard Business School professor, this insider view guides you towards selecting and seeking your ideal entry point into this new, popular organizational paradigm. Want to get started in startups? Read Entering Startupland.
