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After 40 years of working I finally have the answers. (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by guymclarenza@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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How to get rich, it's simple really but too late for me, join a growing company, work your way from the bottom to the top.

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[–] JackTheManiacTR@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

I've actually had success doing this but not on purpose. I joined as employee number 13 at a company that now has about 1500 employees and made a good amount of money after it went public.

I did the same thing again, as employee number 16 at another company and got consistently promoted just cause I was "the guy that's been around a while" until I was at director level (note: this only took around 7 years, so not as bad as OP makes it sound)

So actually, while this is a joke, it can work. Get in early at a startup and ride the wave.