> Many technical founders consider a non-technical founder as somehow “less important” that the tech, but it’s definitely is the opposite. All the great tech in

> Many technical founders consider a non-technical founder as somehow “less important” that the tech, but it’s definitely is the opposite. All the great tech in the world doesn’t mean jack if you can’t sell it. And all the marketing skills in the world don't mean jack if you have nothing to sell. A technical founder who can create a product and market it with average efficiency can still be successful, unlike a non-technical sales guru with no product. So I'd say the technical person is till the more important one. P.S We're also ignoring the fact that many technical founders are also great at marketing themselves. Unlike a non-technical one, who isn't technical by definition.