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> 95% of people I talked to were non-technical Made me think of https://dilbert.com/strip/2015-09-11 https://dilbert.com/strip/2015-09-11 The vast majority of
by gyulai 5y ago
> 95% of people I talked to were non-technical
Made me think of https://dilbert.com/strip/2015-09-11 https://dilbert.com/strip/2015-09-11
The vast majority of the engineer/non-engineer speed dates that I remember from the
Cambridge University entrepreneurship scene were basically versions of this.
The other type was "A: Hi, nice to meet you! I have a great idea for a startup. Would
you like to join me in implementing my idea?" "B: No! Because I have a better idea for a startup.
Would you like to forget about your idea and instead join me in implementing my idea?"
"A: No thanks, I still like my idea."
- abeaclark 5y agoGreat comic! There are definitely ppl out there like this. I have a rubric of sorts I use to rank people and ideas. This makes it very easy to avoid the dilbert scenario. Some of these people are very advanced (have contracts / LOIs, MVP, funding)