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Career Story Pt. 4: How I Screwed Up Being An Entrepreneur
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Career Story Pt. 4: How I Screwed Up Being An Entrepreneur
So, here we are. In part 4 of my career story. If you're a avid viewer of this channel, you probably know that I've already done three parts of my career story. In this story, I've gone through all the phases of my career, such as how was my first programming job like, what happened after I got fired from my first programming job and what happened when I got hired by Hewlett-Packard.
This is the 4th part of the story. Well, basically what happens in this part is that I screwed up being an entrepreneur. I was working on HP and I quit that job to become an entrepreneur ans work for myself. I got this partnership with a friend and we both started working on his company.
Well, what happened next was that I screwed it up big time because I was REALLY LAZY. Well, watch this video to find out what happened and why I screwed up big time.
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