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I believe it would be easier for someone to reply if she (you) can identify at least some areas she can be of value, has any type of experience or even interest
by persona 14y ago
I believe it would be easier for someone to reply if she (you) can identify at least some areas she can be of value, has any type of experience or even interest alone.
Usually startups are about optimizing value each one adds to the total. For some ideas of areas/skills she could be helpful look this post from today: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5210184 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5210184
Not that she (or someone else even) has to master all items listed there, but shows what some startups may be looking for (or need help with).
- joshmlewis 14y agoYeah, good call. She's 19 and currently in school to be a teacher of little kids. In the meanwhile and even after she graduates she said she wanted to explore startups and finding a role that uses her personality traits that are good with people such as being very empathetic and a good communicator. Blogging, social media, public relations, customer service, organizing, handling and giving feedback, etc are all things I could see her doing. Edit: Also I've been seeing people that hire interns that can be users for early stage startups. Stuff like that as well. It wouldn't have to be high wages either for starting out or interning.