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Someone with the title of CTO in most startups would most definitely be expected to write code. Once a significant development team has been built, (say, more t
by WiseWeasel 15y ago
Someone with the title of CTO in most startups would most definitely be expected to write code. Once a significant development team has been built, (say, more than two other full-time developers, covering at least the relevant programming domain knowledge of the CTO), then the CTO slips into a more managerial role.
- its_so_on 15y agoyep, agree with you. (The blogger we're all responding to is basically making the same point for a "technical cofounder" as well, though not going as far as to say they are expected to write code: merely that they should have this ability, i.e. be a "coder".)