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Just call them up and see if they're interested? What do you say? In my case I don't have an actual product, just the skills and time in the evenings to do so
by stuff4ben 17y ago
Just call them up and see if they're interested? What do you say? In my case I don't have an actual product, just the skills and time in the evenings to do something. So maybe I should just call up some non-techy friends and see if they're having problems at work that might be solvable with computers...
- terrellm 17y agoExactly... it all starts with finding a problem that needs solving. If you can find friends, family members, or local businesses where you have a connection then it may be easier to get started. My first business was started when I had an idea for a software program and talked to a college professor. He put me in contact with another professor who just happened to know of someone in need of a software like what I envisioned. I agreed to write the software just how the customer wanted and they agreed to test. After the software was done, I began marketing it commercially and have since sold it in 56 countries.