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Seems like a formula for (a) half-assery on the part of developers working on someone else's baby, and (b) incessant nagging from the "idea guys" who can neithe
by jsomers 18y ago
Seems like a formula for (a) half-assery on the part of developers working on someone else's baby, and (b) incessant nagging from the "idea guys" who can neither communicate their feature requests nor understand their implications.
In short, a hip "seed" version of the company where Dilbert worked.
- yankees1 18y agoi'm looking for some information here...how do you not be an "idea guy" if you have ideas? I have detailed business requirements, well thought out mockups, use cases, I listen well, "stay out of the kitchen", what else?
- ericb 18y agoI'd say contribute in as many other capacities as possible, like sales, accounting, PR, business dev, etc. Make the final vision a shared one, and don't consider "the idea" to be what entitles you to the fruits of the business.
- bigbang 18y agoWell, they would choose the idea only if they like it, so imo its not that bad. I mean you pitch your idea to somebody, if they like it, they are in (pretty much like finding a co-founder), not sure if they have any say in features?