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I think it's probably a lot more forgiving or open than that. No business can afford to be that picky, certainly not a growing one. Your comment on starting a
by messel 17y ago
I think it's probably a lot more forgiving or open than that. No business can afford to be that picky, certainly not a growing one.
Your comment on starting a new company versus joining an existing one is well noted. The shift is taking place already, many startups are popping up with a developer or three that hacked their way into something valuable. With hard work and iterative releases driven by customer/user info new products can become the baseline for a new business.
Thousands or potentially millions of micro businesses are the future job.
Right on Max, great stuff.