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Like someone to package up and sell your code and give you money in return? Isn't this software engineering employment? (Sorry, couldn't resist) But seriously,
by 1dom 2y ago
Like someone to package up and sell your code and give you money in return? Isn't this software engineering employment? (Sorry, couldn't resist)
But seriously, it does sound like a product person or sales person might be able to give you some useful direction.
- gdulli 2y agoYeah to be more specific I mean I'm sure I'm not unique, there's a whole class of people who can create something easily but who don't have the personality or wherewithal or desire to sell it or pretend it could be a unicorn or seek out a formal co-founder. But who'd be happier tending to the day to day of keeping their own service growing and running well than other kinds of employment.
- antonvs 2y agoThe problem is that unless you have something very valuable and hard to replicate - which is by far the exception - any businessperson who's willing to do all the work of bringing something to market can typically hire developers to implement it for them, and be in total control of the product, instead of depending on someone whose motivations don't align with the business they're building. In short, there's nothing in it for them except a hard to manage risk.