agree with both statements above. You just have to position yourself as a productive programmer. Although in terms of possibly engineering solutions or unders

agree with both statements above. You just have to position yourself as a productive programmer. Although in terms of possibly engineering solutions or understanding concepts and fundamentals you may not be knowledgable, you produce product which says a lot by itself. In startups I think production trumps fundamentals, but not by much, but hopefully you'll work under someone that can teach you. to just comment on the entrepreneurial aspect you're looking to fulfill, you really lack focus. I fall under the same thing as throwing out many things and seeing what works, but hopefully you find a passion project that you can get behind and keep at it for some time. Being an entrepreneur is much more than product.