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You say that "implementation is a matter of hiring the right tradesmen/tradeswomen", then you go on to list a whole bunch of people who implemented their own id
by russell_h 15y ago
You say that "implementation is a matter of hiring the right tradesmen/tradeswomen", then you go on to list a whole bunch of people who implemented their own ideas. Thomas Edison didn't just have the idea for a lightbulb, he invented it. Henry Ford personally built his first car as a personal project. Sir Richard Branson got started selling records from the "boot" of his car. Larry Page personally co-developed Page Rank.
I'm not sure how the military commanders (or Frank Lloyd Wright) fit into this, but every entrepreneur you listed was very much a "technical founder".
- CloudOps42 15y agoThey all started with a great idea.
- chaostheory 15y agoyes... but that initial great idea doesn't "survive first contact with the enemy".
- entangld 15y agoEdison had a team of people working for him. I don't know how much you've read about him, but he's not exactly known for being like Tesla. I'm pretty sure the carbon filament in the light bulb was not Edison's particular creation.