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There is actually a website where you can perform such tasks on a number of projects (I can't remember the name of it for the life of me). It did a great job of
by mangeletti 11y ago
There is actually a website where you can perform such tasks on a number of projects (I can't remember the name of it for the life of me). It did a great job of turning outsourcing into a communal thing, and it did a good job at dividing labor, but it wasn't ideal for somebody like me who wants to work really hard and focus really hard on one project that I can get to know from the inside out, and have a really meaningful share (e.g., 25%) in it. In this website's (the one I can't remember the name of) case, the company owns all projects on the website, and the "founders" and workers only get essentially profit-sharing "equity".
- samhoggnz 11y agoI think you're referring to https://assembly.com/ https://assembly.com/
- mangeletti 11y agoIndeed, thanks.
- polquaser 11y agoPosting on here is also a good idea! Someone else might informally have a great idea and want to hook you in. Perhaps you could add something in your profile that lists what you do and how one might contact you?
- alain94040 11y agoI launched such a website circa 2008. While a lot of people fantasize about working on a startup on the side, most actually cave because they don't like ideas from anyone else than themselves. Basically, motivation is hard to get if you are not 100% a believer in the vision. So shopping for other people's visions usually fails.