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Wow. I am in similar situation. I quit job after having a baby and when workplace discriminated against me. I decided not to fight and rather start something of
by magnetDD 3y ago
Wow. I am in similar situation. I quit job after having a baby and when workplace discriminated against me. I decided not to fight and rather start something of my own.
Now, I see no traction after building an MVP. We are in EduTech and eCommerce space. It is so hard to get any response from decision makers.
People would rather pay big corporations millions than talk to a regular person who is offering $200 software.
I don't know what to do.
- chaosprint 3y agoShift to a different MVP. Try to get some revenue immediately. My special relationship to Glicol is a different story as it was not designed for commercial use and it's purely experimental during my phd. It's just because of people's encouragement that I try to build the education interface for it. And after checking a few existed edu interface, I realise the core tech on their products is close to zero. All the hard work is on the sales team and marketing. So the first few deals are the most important at the moment, and I need to fight with the idea that I want to improve the code before I talk to schools. At least that's what I learnt so far.