ThreeSTARTING YOUR OWNCOMPANY
As this book goes to press, I am 37 years old and consider myself fortunate to be in a job that fits me really well, but I have to admit I got here somewhat by accident. I was restless for most of my final year as an employee at Spyglass. On January 7th, 1997, I resigned and decided to go into business for myself. However, I never really planned to build a real company or to sell shrink-wrap products. I just wanted to be self-employed. The company people now know as SourceGear kind of grew up around me, sometimes without my involvement and occasionally without my consent.
But fortunately, it turns out that my strengths ...
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