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In my experience, you can create literally anything and there will be someone out there who will pay for it. Ideas don't matter in that respect. The hard part
by randomdata 4y ago
In my experience, you can create literally anything and there will be someone out there who will pay for it. Ideas don't matter in that respect.
The hard part is implementing methods and processes that will capture the early adopters and learn from them so that you product can grow into something that is appealing to a wider audience.
Tech implementation is easy. Business implementation is hard.
- robertlagrant 4y ago> Tech implementation is easy. Business implementation is hard. This is what we tell the MBAs so they feel better. Keep up the good work!
- randomdata 4y agoThing is, MBAs end up in roles under existing business that are already implemented because they don't know how to implement business. An experienced developer is likely in a better position to implement business, but it is still going to be hard.