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Feb 14, 2022 32 min

Students & Startups w/ Startmate's Cam Ensor

from The Lost Button Hosted by Purposeful

Are you curious about the world of startups? Want to accelerate your career journey and work on solving world problems? Or have a innovative idea you want to develop? This episode is for you! Often students feel as though after uni they must work in traditional paths, in established corporations and developed industries. Startups on the other hand may seem risky, especially for parents who've followed more traditional paths. But with more risk, comes more reward. So in this episode we speak to Cam Ensor, Student Fellowship Associate at Startmate, about breaking down the myths of working in startups. Cam shares his entrepreneurial journey, pros & cons for working in a startup, how to choose the right startup and his advice for students. We also hear from young startup gurus, Kai Lovel, Mihailo Bozic and Elaha Gurgani on advice they have for young people interested in working at a startup. Are you also a young person finding your path in life? Join the club! Get amongst our community via the website, follow us on IG for daily inspo and laughs, and DEFINITELY rate and subscribe to our poddy, on whichever platform you’re joining from. We are also always looking for new people to feature in future episodes, so if you’ve got a story to share, email us at [email protected] and we’ll be in touch. TIMESTAMPS Cams Interview: (8:56)

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