También puedes mejorar diez veces tu producto a través de un diseño integrado superior. - Peter Thiel

If you can’t count durable relationships among the fruits of your time at work, you haven’t invested your time well — even in purely financial terms.

Everybody should have known that the mania was unsustainable; the most “successful” companies seemed to embrace a sort of anti-business model where they lost money as they grew.

This problem becomes even more acute over time as more people join the company. Early employees usually get the most equity because they take more risk, but some later employees might be even more crucial to a venture’s success. A secretary who joined eBay in 1996 might have made 200 times more than her industry-veteran boss who joined in 1999.