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Yeah I get it. I guess its mostly building a prototype is easy, but shipping it means it needs to have everything integrated to have sales .etc. Working in a co
by nifal_adam 2y ago
Yeah I get it. I guess its mostly building a prototype is easy, but shipping it means it needs to have everything integrated to have sales .etc. Working in a company in 5-10 years can go either ways, you can get stuck working for someone too.
- passwordoops 2y agoHere's the great truth you've yet to learn: you're always going to get stuck "working" for someone, even if your app takes off. Either the biggest client(s), or your majority shareholder(s), or the board. So my advice is still go get a real job at a successful small-to-medium sized company so you have a better chance of learning all aspects of running a business for a while. There's a reason the average age of successful start-up founders is 45: https://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/a-study-of-27-million-startups-found-ideal-age-to-start-a-business-and-its-much-older-than-you-think.html https://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/a-study-of-27-million-startup...