Jensen Huang, a Bay Area CEO worth more than $35 billion, said he wouldn't again go through 'pain and suffering' of being a startup founder at Nvidia.
Even obscene wealth isn’t enough to justify the horrors of life as a tech startup founder, according to the Bay Area’s Jensen Huang. The Nvidia CEO and co-founder, whose net worth cruised past $35 billion this year, turned contemplative in an interview on the investment podcast Acquired this month.
“At that time, if we realized the pain and suffering and just how vulnerable you’re gonna feel and the challenges that you’re gonna endure — the embarrassment and the shame, and you know, the list of all the things that go wrong — I don’t think anybody would start a company,” Huang said. 'Nobody in their right mind would do it.” He added that, to this day, he consciously tricks his brain into not thinking about how difficult it is to run his firm.
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