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I don't think you need to code, but if you don't, you better be bringing a lot more to the table than the idea.
by lawnchair_larry 14y ago
I don't think you need to code, but if you don't, you better be bringing a lot more to the table than the idea.
- Nowyouknow 14y agoSuch as? Marketing?
- JoblessWonder 14y agoIndustry connections can be a great thing for a non-technical co-founder. If you know have relationships with the top widget users in the world then it would be a huge boon to your widget-related startup. Other qualities non-technical co-founders can bring: money, social/sales/pitch skills, outsider opinions (from not having possible preconceived notions of generally accepted technical limitations), industry experience or experience in general. Also, I hope it is clear I'm not saying technical co-founders can't bring any/all of the above.
- taopao 14y agoI wish it were enforceable, given how much our society/legal system fetishizes ideas and undervalues execution (case in point: the value of a rounded-rectangle patent)