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Unless you live in a communist country that takes away a person's freedom to work for himself or create a company, you're free to try it. Having tried it mysel
by golergka 6y ago
Unless you live in a communist country that takes away a person's freedom to work for himself or create a company, you're free to try it.
Having tried it myself a few times without success, I've found that I have drastically underestimated value provided by managers, sales, marketing and other professionals from other fields. Having managed technical teams, I also found that I have overestimated amount of motivations that other engineers have, and my skill at interviewing them.
However, I might be wrong, and you can earn a lot of money proving so.
- _benj 6y agoHmmm... I think I totally agree with you on the premise that it could be very easy to overestimate the motivation of other engineers. It might take more than a "group of hackers" but "a group of hackers that know each other"... It might be that I'm hopelessly optimistic but one of my favorites quotes is by William Wilberforce, and he said: “We are too young to realize that certain things are impossible... So we will do them anyway.” :-D