I start a new challenge on Monday - leaving the big corporate world for a startup with an entire staff smaller than my old department. First item on the agenda is SALSA certification - is it weird that I'm actually a bit nervous about it, despite a reasonable track record of multiple certification standards spanning a good few years?
Actually the first item is likely to be instilling some vague sense of GMP, if it's anything like a lot of small startup businesses
Really looking forward to what I think is a positive change though - I'm approaching it on the basis that starting a proper technical department so early in the business's life is a strong sign of positive commitment to safety and quality. I have to hope so, given that it's quite a financial risk to me...
Anyone else done a runner from the comfort of a large corporate to go back to something a bit more hands-on? And if so, do you regret it, or was it the right call?