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I understand that, but being a PM, I outsource my development to freelancer. If you see it from the outside, it's like two people startup. I am in charge in ev
by nonickyet 13y ago
I understand that, but being a PM, I outsource my development to freelancer. If you see it from the outside, it's like two people startup. I am in charge in everything else, the freelancer is in charge of coding and build the site based on my requirement
- gus_massa 13y agoIn what language(s) can you program? How many LOC has the biggest program you have written?
- nonickyet 13y agomy background is in EE, so HW coding, VHDL, Verilog, which is totally different area than web programming. But for the last few years, I have not done programming as I moved from engr to Product Management
- steveklabnik 13y ago"I outsource one of my core competencies" doesn't give a lot of confidence.
- nonickyet 13y agoin this scenario, what would you do? As a business co founder with just idea and no product build yet, how would you attract someone technical (CTO) to cofound with you?
- steveklabnik 13y agoI have no idea, because I've been programming all my life. :/ I'm not even saying this perspective is correct, I'm just saying that's what people think when they hear stories like yours.
- nonickyet 13y ago:) Since you are technical, lets say you have been approach by someone with an idea (business person). How could he convinced you that you would want to build the product with him? Assume this guy is no Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Jack Dorsey, just a guy with no reputation to flaunt. This question is not to attack your statement. This insight could be important as my next step in getting someone aboard. I am genuinely curious to know your answer as it could give me insights on how technical people thinks.