Future Breakout: Shogun (stealth). Interview with CEO Anthony Ghosn. Full interview.

We expect to see Shogun on the 2018 Breakout List

Engineer/data scientist resume checklist

Resume Checklist v1.1

This checklist gives you a list of ways to make your resume excellent.

This advice is for: software engineers applying to software engineering roles at tech companies and startups. It…

How to get the most out of working at a startup

1. Continue learning. Read books!
2. Copy Charlie Munger and identify the people you admire the most in the company, and do whatever you can to position yourself as working for/with those people

Guide to interviewing your future manager before deciding where to work

“Can you tell me what resources you’ve used to learn to become a better manager?”

“Why did you join this company?”

Life purpose exercise

Which three people that you know personally do you admire most, and why?

This has helped people work out what they find interesting.

Personally know:

1. _____________________________________

Breakout List annotated version of Wealthfront’s 2017 Career Launching Company List

We really like the Wealthfront Company List
 
We have annotated this list to note the companies that have a chance at breakout growth i.e. 8x over the next 3 years
 
The unannotated…

Offer checklist: checklist for deciding whether to join a specific company

Are there people in this group that I want to be working with in 20 years? (Before evaluating this question, make sure you give people a chance to show their interestingness, either by looking up their…

What type of company/opportunity is right for you?

use charlie munger’s rules (warren buffett’s partner)
 1) Don’t sell anything you wouldn’t buy yourself
 2) Don’t work for anyone you don’t respect and admire
 3) Work only with people you enjoy

Resource List: Figuring out what you want / your “purpose”

Here’s what those same people haven’t told you: your passion may be the very thing holding you back from power or influence or accomplishment. Because just as often, we fail with — no, because of — passion.