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For me, the real question here is why haven't you started your own company? You claim you can be a CTO... so go be a CTO. You then claim at the same time you "l
by fullstackchris 4y ago
For me, the real question here is why haven't you started your own company? You claim you can be a CTO... so go be a CTO. You then claim at the same time you "lack a lot side skills that would be necessary for that job". So go learn those skills THEN go be CTO.
It's like you're trying to say you want to have your cake and eat it too, but you don't have the cake yet.
Yeah, sounds harsh, but I'm just repeating what you are saying.
- fullstackchris 4y agoAlso replying to my own comment shamelessly, but 7-8 years software experience is NOT to short too be a CTO
- nvln 4y ago+1. If you don't care about the business aspects, you can team up with someone who likes that. 7-8 years of experience is perfect as you are young enough to risk a startup, experienced enough to take it through.