As someone who manage people in the software world, who created his business from zero coding himself alone for years, I disagree. I had to fight a lot indiffe

As someone who manage people in the software world, who created his business from zero coding himself alone for years, I disagree. I had to fight a lot indifference when I started, now it is the opposite problem, when I say something to people in my team, some of them smarter than me they believe it too much, like I was God or something. The same happens with your product, people trust your reputation. "Jerk" is such a victim mentality word, in my opinion, when you want to create something that is new, people can't see it like you do. It is as simple as that. Now when you make it and success everybody says that from the first day they believed in you(not true) and after you make some repeated successes they continue not seeing it but they trust you. The fact is that talking is cheap, and some new developer has no reputation at all, so you will have to prove with code that you can walk your talk.