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I can understand and relate quite a bit to your problem. Your skills are pretty valued when applied to create business value. In fact, you may be technically ad
by santa_boy 5y ago
I can understand and relate quite a bit to your problem. Your skills are pretty valued when applied to create business value. In fact, you may be technically advanced for many profitable software business opportunities.
I wish there was a way for sales/marketing guys could team up with talented technical guys like you.
The usual advice here, although somewhat cliched, is get a cofounder, find a business partner or figure out a way to hire one.
- lesbianbezos 5y agoIf marketing and selling are of no interest to you, and you just want to do the technical part, I know a ton of YC/Stanford/TechStars sales solo founders who would be down to collab. This one girl Sarah who raised $800k-1million and told me today that she's looking to hire her first engineer. They are all in this YC-Level community https://founderscafe.io https://founderscafe.io