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> An accountant maybe doesn’t add much, but a business major who deeply understands a customers need can be more valuable than any engineer. 1000%. I'm a solo
by echelon 2y ago
> An accountant maybe doesn’t add much, but a business major who deeply understands a customers need can be more valuable than any engineer.
1000%. I'm a solo tech founder and raised $3M. There isn't a day where I wished I didn't have a business or growth person with me on this journey. The tech pieces are easy.
- guywithahat 2y agoIn my last startup, I built a parental filter which worked over VPN, could decrypt internet traffic (itself not a trivial feat), and then used small LLM's to remove portions of web pages that violated filters, without blocking the page itself. Highly technical, and I was always pushing for lower latency or better fault tolerance. Unfortunately nobody cared, including the original customers I was talking to, and so I spent my days stapling flyers to polls and talking to parents trying to learn what their actual problems were. Every small startup I've been a part of looked like this. Companies live and die over whether they can find market fit, not whether the product could be built.