In 1998, Google was still a dream in the eyes of Larry and Sergey. Today, it employs 31,000 people and made about $35 billion in the past year. In 2004, Facebook was still a figment of Mark Zuckerberg’s imagination. Today? It’s expected to generate $4 billion this year and has 3,000 employees. In those two stats, you can see the question and answer to the debate: Do startups create jobs, or more accurately, do they create jobs the way they used to?
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