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I've been on hiring committees, founded a startup, etc. Very few folks pull off what you're looking for because it doesn't make sense for someone to spend 1/3,
by 27182818284 11y ago
I've been on hiring committees, founded a startup, etc. Very few folks pull off what you're looking for because it doesn't make sense for someone to spend 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 of their time in each of the app, web, and design categories. It is sort of a division of labor problem. I don't know how to make cheese, but I like good cheese and I buy good cheese using the dollars I've earned programming.
I'm a little curious about two things:
1. What would you be willing to pay that developer (a range is fine so that specifics are not mentioned) I have a gut feeling you're way under what you think this person should receive.
2. Why not divide the app and web work into three (or just two?) categories?
- eip 11y ago>What would you be willing to pay that developer Read between the lines. This is clearly an 'equity' position.
- hahahello 11y ago1. I live in my mom's basement. But I know how to hustle. Well. For one of my apps I snuck through tsa at the airport to market the app. I've made the most bizarre promo videos. I know how to hack the iTunes/Google Play stores, among other things. 2. That's fine, as I know design/marketing pretty well. If you know how to make mobile apps at least decently well and know back-end, let's talk.