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Well, yeah, an entrepreneur can't be shy. Then again, if that was the only personality change one needs to turn from recluse self-proclaimed technical genius to
by syntaxfree 18y ago
Well, yeah, an entrepreneur can't be shy. Then again, if that was the only personality change one needs to turn from recluse self-proclaimed technical genius to successful entrepreneur, there would be entrepreneurial psychotherapies. But wouldn't the psychotherapists get rich themselves and not be psychotherapists? more nonsense rambling here
You do need a marketing person, no matter how much of a maverick extrovert you are. Marketing is not one of the high arts, but it isn't trivial, and distracts you from focusing on kicking ass. Get a marketing person.
Full disclosure: I'm far from being a marketing person. I'm in a consultancy firm working as an econometrician (that's a type of statistician common in this field). I'm the technical guy in a franz ferdinand t-shirt and dorky converse sneakers.
- pg 18y agoan entrepreneur can't be shy He can as long as he has a cofounder who isn't.
- syntaxfree 18y agoWell, he can't be shy to find a cofounder with an extrovert personality to begin with. He also can't be shy to bargain percentage points; it's all too easy for some extrovert j[oc|er]k to browbeat you into submission; you need him more than he needs you, unless you're Tarmo Uutsalu or Oleg Kiselyov or something. Perky social web ideas are a dime a dozen.