More seriously, why are you aiming so low if your goal is to use money to induce pride? Caring about dollars suggests the USA*, where a mere one million can be earned the boring way by working as a software developer for, like, 7 years or something.
Also more seriously, find a better way to make people proud. Money is an endless treadmill of anxiety and one-upmanship if you don't have a specific end in mind.
* but could also be Canada, Australia, NZ, or a few other places
1 million dollars or more, in one year.
(But I get the impression that a million might be a little on the low side for many VCs, as you can't run any team for very long on that).
Must be legal, of course.
> No morals.
What kind of family you got?
Lots of opportunity in FinTech - see https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com/
Oh wait only sales matters and everything else just exists to support that? I kind of have to rethink things now.
If you're really good it might not take the entire year.
If I was going to do $1M worth of technical work in one year I would definitely want a sales associate who could deliver on the same scale themself.
OTOH, if I was going to try for $1M in technology sales over the next year, I wouldn't consider an engineering associate fully adequate unless they're coming up with offerings that are well worth that, or already has them under their belt.
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