I love it. Really glad you made this video. More PhDs should be encouraged to go the entrepreneurship route. Opportunity can always be created even it maybe scarce elsewhere.
Interesting thing is, Isaiah always hits the bull's eye. I've had an informational interview the other day with a PhD entrepreneur and he gave away the same bullets. Although one point is missing, which is methodical execution (which saves time and money) and future trends in the product innovation for success.
As someone who is looking to start a PhD, do you think it would be better to join a start up to learn the ropes if my ultimate goal is to be a founder? Or is the PhD more valuable for founders than 5 years of work experience?
Hey there! Thanks a lot for your videos, they helped me so much with the process of moving from academia to industry. They are really motivating. One question regarding this video: do you have any suggestion for some "literature" about how to start a business after PhD? Maybe something which touches and expands what's in this video? Thanks a lot in advance!
For some, getting the business started and your idea off the ground IS the hardest part. Each piece of the process behind starting a business is important. More content the rest of the process to follow.
This is exactly what I was looking for but didn’t know I needed. Thank you so much.
I'm excited for PhD CEO. Thank you! :)
So glad to hear that! Thank you for watching!
I love it. Really glad you made this video. More PhDs should be encouraged to go the entrepreneurship route. Opportunity can always be created even it maybe scarce elsewhere.
Exactly, and who better to create opportunity than a PhD!
Interesting thing is, Isaiah always hits the bull's eye. I've had an informational interview the other day with a PhD entrepreneur and he gave away the same bullets. Although one point is missing, which is methodical execution (which saves time and money) and future trends in the product innovation for success.
As someone who is looking to start a PhD, do you think it would be better to join a start up to learn the ropes if my ultimate goal is to be a founder? Or is the PhD more valuable for founders than 5 years of work experience?
Hey there!
Thanks a lot for your videos, they helped me so much with the process of moving from academia to industry. They are really motivating.
One question regarding this video: do you have any suggestion for some "literature" about how to start a business after PhD? Maybe something which touches and expands what's in this video?
Thanks a lot in advance!
I have just started my PhD I want to ask How to present my idea to my phd supervisor prof. Will they be going to support it???
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cmon man. if you have a phd it's obvious that starting the business isnt the hard part. sustaining it is the hard part.
For some, getting the business started and your idea off the ground IS the hardest part. Each piece of the process behind starting a business is important. More content the rest of the process to follow.