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ByAmanda C. Kooser

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Top job-search site Monster.com's founder Jeff Taylor is looking to stake out some new internet territory with startupEONS, a business geared toward the over-50 consumer. We caught up with Taylor during his brief semi-vacation while switching roles between companies to find out what it's like to live the startup life again.

Entrepreneur:After over 10 years with Monster.com, do you still consider yourself an entrepreneur?

Taylor:I'm not sure you stop being an entrepreneur, especially in a company that has had the meteoric growth Monster experienced over the last 10 years. You continue to learn and do things that might be considered unexpected by normal business standards. I feel more entrepreneurial now than I ever have in my life.

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