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Excellent but dangerous advice. I really hope non-technical people don't read the tips here and think they're now prepared to navigate this process.
by 300bps 4y ago
Excellent but dangerous advice. I really hope non-technical people don't read the tips here and think they're now prepared to navigate this process.
- TuringNYC 4y ago100% agree. I've yet to see a startup succeed w/o a technical co-founder. I do angel investments and have never cut a check to a founding team w/o checking for the above checklist. For teams with good founding CTOs, they get it for free if the person is sharp about process. But the whole discussion was what non-technical founders would do, and this is probably the second-best advice I could give. Moreso, to recognize the myriad risks and understand things arent quite as easy as posting a project on Upwork. The first-best advice I could give is to get a technical co-founder.