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Regarding #4, and in particular "If it’s more of a product role, build something!" How would that work for a non-developer? By paying someone to do it? (not n
by Timothee 15y ago
Regarding #4, and in particular "If it’s more of a product role, build something!"
How would that work for a non-developer?
By paying someone to do it? (not necessarily easy. Not everyone has enough entrepreneurial spirit to invest in their own idea, while still being valuable to a startup) By making mock-ups, specs and publishing them somewhere? It would seem fine to me, but I wonder if some could see that as being an "idea guy" for not having something tangible and working to show.
- Dramatize 15y agoWhat I'm doing is relaunching an older website that's already been developed - but not promoted/maintained for the last two years. This means I can work on what I'm good at (design and marketing) and use any money coming in to pay a developer to make any changes I can't. Was it Neil from CrazyEgg that does something similar? I remember hearing something like that on a Mixergy interview.