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"In entrepreneurship, people won't partner/hire for long term development potential" Agreed, a while ago I interviewed for a startup and got rejected even thou
by tyng 16y ago
"In entrepreneurship, people won't partner/hire for long term development potential"
Agreed, a while ago I interviewed for a startup and got rejected even though I knew the stuff like book keeping were pretty easy to learn, but I haven't done before.
With the list of biz skills you mentioned, I've done more than half of them (I was a very active student). But you are right about "there's more people with business credentials that want a technical partner than vice-versa". The advantage I have I guess, is that not many people have as much passion to start a business as I do.
- coryl 16y agoHi friend, having more "passion" is unfortunately not a real advantage. Pretty much everyone will say they're harder working and more passionate when trying to hustle for a job, vc money, a partner, whatever. What's more important is tangible evidence of that passion, something that can be measured; what you have started, how many users, how much revenue, etc. While it may be true you that you have a ton of passion, at the end of the day its just fluff. Its much easier to persuade people with statistics than with ideals.
- tyng 16y ago"Tangible evidence of passion" - points taken! :)