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The problem here is simply because when you say "entrepreneur" people automatically assume you're non-technical. The organisers probably thought "people with i
by pyeek 14y ago
The problem here is simply because when you say "entrepreneur" people automatically assume you're non-technical.
The organisers probably thought "people with ideas" whether technical or non-technical and "people who don't have ideas but wants to work on others' ideas"
Regardless, it is still ambiguous as to whether that was
what they really meant.
Maybe they really meant "Unique snowflake" vs "Cog in the wheel". Who knows.
- jonhendry 14y agoHow about "ideator" vs "executor".