You’re graduating this year with a shiny new Computer Science degree. Congrats. The world will soon be at your fingertips; now all you have to do is choose what to work on. What are your options?

Option 1: Join a large tech company
You’ll go from living on a college budget to making six-figures when you start.

Option 2: Join an early-stage startup
A lot of responsibility, you’ll make a real impact on the product. BIG equity. You’ll be set for life if it really takes off.

Option 3: Start your own company
Work on your side project full-time. Apply to an accelerator. Pivot to something else. Now is the time to take risks, and you can another startup if it doesn’t work out.

Option 4: Join a mid-stage startup... read more at http://cleshay.com.ng/blog1/

I had similar questions before I started off, I believe I made the right decision. I highly recommend this for every graduate and undergraduate.

always4uok:
You’re graduating this year with a shiny new Computer Science degree. Congrats. The world will soon be at your fingertips; now all you have to do is choose what to work on. What are your options?

Option 1: Join a large tech company
You’ll go from living on a college budget to making six-figures when you start.

Option 2: Join an early-stage startup
A lot of responsibility, you’ll make a real impact on the product. BIG equity. You’ll be set for life if it really takes off.

Option 3: Start your own company
Work on your side project full-time. Apply to an accelerator. Pivot to something else. Now is the time to take risks, and you can another startup if it doesn’t work out.

Option 4: Join a mid-stage startup... read more at http://cleshay.com.ng/blog1/

I battled with this question when I finished my degree program. You can learn a lot from this...

always4uok:
You’re graduating this year with a shiny new Computer Science degree. Congrats. The world will soon be at your fingertips; now all you have to do is choose what to work on. What are your options?

Option 1: Join a large tech company
You’ll go from living on a college budget to making six-figures when you start.

Option 2: Join an early-stage startup
A lot of responsibility, you’ll make a real impact on the product. BIG equity. You’ll be set for life if it really takes off.

Option 3: Start your own company
Work on your side project full-time. Apply to an accelerator. Pivot to something else. Now is the time to take risks, and you can another startup if it doesn’t work out.

Option 4: Join a mid-stage startup... read more at http://cleshay.com.ng/blog1/