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I Can't Code, But You Can't Sell

• DamnYuppie 13y ago
  There is a great deal of honest introspection that has to be done in order for someone to reach the conclusion that they are a #2 or #3 and not a #1. I find most people don't do that. That being said the other side of the coin is once you know your strengths and how you operate you will find many people look at you as if you are broken if you admit you don't wish to be the "UberFounder" or CEO. It has also been my experience that many of the "UberFounders" or CEO's are threatened by a competent #2.