How many years of experience did you have before starting your own business?

I suppose you could say almost 6. I started my business around 18, but had been doing freelance work here and there since I was 13. I'm proud to have been in business since 2009, and I wouldn't have imagined where I am at today.

3 years, but years of experience is just one of the puzzles, far away from many much more important

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I started Requestly as a side project while I continued to work. I was having 5 years of experience by that time.

5 years for me

I started my first without having any experience. It eventually had to shut down.The one i am starting currently is with 5 years of development experience .

I had no experience when I started my first business at 18. Today, it's a fond memory, but it's also a surefire way to fail if you're not surrounded by the right people. I wouldn't recommend it 😂

More than 8 years in software engineering. Currently, I'm working with my project OpenQR, and I'm recognizing the need to learn a lot about areas I haven't ventured into before. Marketing and growth are new things for me. It's fascinating because, once again, I'm embracing the challenge of something entirely fresh. 🚀

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Left my full time job 3 months back. Had 4 years of experience working in HSBC bank as quant researcher and a $300 million dollar startup. Now launching products on PH. (17th August)

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Almost 5 plus years in data analytics and 2 yers in product building and development

8 years, but I have been exploring different things, without really sticking to one particular niche. Starting my own venture was just an extension of this "let's see what happens" mentality. I don't think this desire to explore will ever wane 🙃

It’s not about experience. It’s about what you’re making. You fail. You learn. You repeat .

I started my first company when I was 18, with zero experience. I learned it all along the way

I am a beginnner, still in college. But am working on my own business.

Our CEO had around 5 years of founding and co-founding experience prior to founding Klu.oy

I started my first company when I was 22, and sold it when I was 27. Before that I only worked for 2 years as a freelance developer.

15!