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You have: - no particular financial pressure - deep technical skills - loads of experience - confidence you can succeed Why waste all of that on a 'relatio
by benologist 13y ago
You have:
- no particular financial pressure
- deep technical skills
- loads of experience
- confidence you can succeed
Why waste all of that on a 'relationship' with someone else's startup vs. doing something yourself? It sounds like you should be building something and then looking for people to fill in your gaps not a startup that needs technological-saving (which is unlikely vs. needing users/a valid business model/revenue etc much more than 'perfect code').
- SVPMguy 13y agoAppreciate the reply and attempted kick in the pants! I'm certainly not interested in helping anyone 'perfect code' and frankly I'm not the person you'd want to technologically save you anyway, trust me on that! I have several of my own ideas, but none that I feel are good enough that I'd want to stick my neck out and seed myself at the moment. I'd rather get on board with someone who already has a vision to change the world and then help make it a success. I'm just not sure where to find early stage start-ups. It seems all my connections point to companies where the strategy is already figured out and they just want executors.