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That is very good advice. Where would these sorts of companies congregate and/or what kind of terms would you use to filter for them?
by AbstractH24 2y ago
That is very good advice.
Where would these sorts of companies congregate and/or what kind of terms would you use to filter for them?
- pedalpete 2y agoI guess it depends on what is interesting to you, or what resonated with you in the above statement. It definitely isn't easy to find the "what's really uninteresting that nobody is talking about" type of stuff. Is there an open source project you find interesting? Maybe find out who is using that, and if there is something you could do for them? Maybe go on a road trip to somewhere in the US (again, I'm assuming you're American) which isn't one of the main hubs of tech, speak to people, see what's interesting. I can almost guarantee there is some tech sort of business that is doing something interesting that is just head down getting the work done and enjoying being in the environment they are in and doing real work rather than being part of an echo chamber just trying to tell everyone about how great they are.