I don't disagree that there are ways of doing it. I just think the prevailing attitude of (founder level) engineers and coders is that you're not really buildi

I don't disagree that there are ways of doing it. I just think the prevailing attitude of (founder level) engineers and coders is that you're not really building anything. It's the typical dismissal that non-tech people get from tech people. FWIW, I'm definitely a tech person, and even though I'm aware of this bias, I still suffer from it. Further, there's the problem of assignment of responsibility/credit to the sales person that's brought up in other threads. In my company, the single most useful non-tech, non-sales/marketing person would be a company mom. Laundry, grocery shopping, cooking, cleaning. Every hour I spend doing that (which I hate) prevents me from working on company stuff.