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Using My Failed Startup As Working Experience
Some developers have an entrepreneurial mind in their DNA that they simply can't ignore. It is something that drives them and makes them feel alive, each and every day.
Just it is so that most developers end up creating businesses and startups. However, the road is hard, not all developers manage to thrive and they go broke.
So, the next step for most of them will be to look for a job, aiming that they would put their lives back on track after this awful experience. Should they list this startup on their resumes? Wouldn't it look bad in the eye of employers?
Watch this video and find out!
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