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If you're entrepreneurial minded, head to your nearest startup meetup/founder networking event and chat to founders. Nearly all the founders are non technical a
by aussieguy1234 2y ago
If you're entrepreneurial minded, head to your nearest startup meetup/founder networking event and chat to founders. Nearly all the founders are non technical and have the same problem, no tech talent to build their product and no funding to to hire one.
But you could get a significant percentage of the business if you become a co-founder and you would basically have the pick of the bunch.
You probably don't even have to leave amazon if you can smash out a quick prototype over a weekend, then only leave if they get funding and the startup takes off.
- yieldcrv 2y agovomit. if you're going to do that, launching your own SaaS product is better
- greatpostman 2y agoNever build a product for some random non technical founder
- RussianCow 2y agoThis is terrible advice. The non-technical founders who are struggling to find someone to implement their "great idea" are never[0] worth working for. It's not like you'd get a 50% share of the company anyway. [0]: I'm sure exceptions exist. I've never met one.
- hi-v-rocknroll 2y agoTenuous side-hustles don't get grown and built in a crisis to make a living. It's far better to have a stable 9-5 gig and then build things on the side intending to grow them, or at least let them validate/bake with other income and/or savings to see where they go.
- snapcaster 2y agoHave you ever seen anyone do this to success?