It’s got to be another kind of shitty feeling to have earned over $6.7M USD in your career and to be in that position. Hopefully he can land on his feet.
> “The civil engineering company in which I had been proposed to invest large sums of money since 2013, has gone bankrupt, which has had a negative impact on my financial situation and consequently also caused a bankruptcy. I could have tried to avoid the subject, but opted to talk openly about it, as I believe there are lessons to be learned,” he wrote.
> “I find this experience very trying, disappointing and above all hurtful for me and those close to me, but as always, I’ll keep pushing forward to achieve great projects despite this ordeal,” he added.
bleedgreen204
Habsfan_2000
Online it says the company went bankrupt in 2022 and the reviews online show they hadn’t paid bills in a while.
Might have gotten taken out by the pandemic but running a business that you haven’t grinded up into from early in your career can be dangerous. Even being a good engineer doesn’t mean you’ll know how to deal with contracts or manage relationships.
schmarkty
I guess he’ll have to begin all over.
greasydrg
It must really suck to have things like this become public knowledge. All the best to Steve and his family.
Lifegear
Dude should sell merch. I’d buy a Begin 22 tshirt in a heartbeat
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oh no,… anyway the Dacia Sandero
It’s got to be another kind of shitty feeling to have earned over $6.7M USD in your career and to be in that position. Hopefully he can land on his feet.
https://www.hockeyzoneplus.com/salaries/54616:steve-begin
> “The civil engineering company in which I had been proposed to invest large sums of money since 2013, has gone bankrupt, which has had a negative impact on my financial situation and consequently also caused a bankruptcy. I could have tried to avoid the subject, but opted to talk openly about it, as I believe there are lessons to be learned,” he wrote.
> “I find this experience very trying, disappointing and above all hurtful for me and those close to me, but as always, I’ll keep pushing forward to achieve great projects despite this ordeal,” he added.
Online it says the company went bankrupt in 2022 and the reviews online show they hadn’t paid bills in a while.
Might have gotten taken out by the pandemic but running a business that you haven’t grinded up into from early in your career can be dangerous. Even being a good engineer doesn’t mean you’ll know how to deal with contracts or manage relationships.
I guess he’ll have to begin all over.
It must really suck to have things like this become public knowledge. All the best to Steve and his family.
Dude should sell merch. I’d buy a Begin 22 tshirt in a heartbeat