The media bias seems to be to put the focus on the younger ones because they usually make 'hip' stuff. But when it comes to building solid businesses the older crowd is definitely not to be underestimated.
All founders of start-ups eventually become 40+, they have more experience than the younger generation and they're bound to do it again.
Unless their original start-up became a regular business and they have to keep running it. Decades fly by like that...
Where did you get that from ?
The media bias seems to be to put the focus on the younger ones because they usually make 'hip' stuff. But when it comes to building solid businesses the older crowd is definitely not to be underestimated.
All founders of start-ups eventually become 40+, they have more experience than the younger generation and they're bound to do it again.
Unless their original start-up became a regular business and they have to keep running it. Decades fly by like that...