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This presupposes a business major is any better at understanding customer needs than an engineer. Given that most startups fail, I'd be willing to infer that ne
by riskassessment 1y ago
This presupposes a business major is any better at understanding customer needs than an engineer. Given that most startups fail, I'd be willing to infer that neither the typical non-technical founder nor the typical technical founder is particularly good at this.
- loktarogar 1y agoit's not "a business major", but "a business major who deeply understands a customers need". just any old business major won't do.
- lurk2 1y ago> This presupposes a business major is any better at understanding customer needs than an engineer. You can still derive advantage from specialization even if one party has an absolute advantage in both activities.