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Question isn't clear about what aspect of tech you are interested in. Still, i'd suggest to familiarize yourself with the underlying process of how startups/pr
by semicolondev 11y ago
Question isn't clear about what aspect of tech you are interested in.
Still, i'd suggest to familiarize yourself with the underlying process of how startups/products are built. For eg. here's the Lean process: http://theleanstartup.com/principles http://theleanstartup.com/principles
Find out where you can contribute and collaborate on the process or better if you have managerial skills go execute the process.
For a tech product there is more to writing code.
It's like if you have a blueprint of house engineers will build the house for you.
Learn to draft, pitch and execute that blueprint for your tech interest.
- shadowmoses 11y agoI was looking for general commentary. My specific situation would be someone who was always interested in technology in a meaningful way since childhood but did not pursue computer science/engineering in any serious capacity. Maybe a more specific question would be how to get engineers to take you seriously [and subsequently ideas one may have around marketing, design, etc]?
- semicolondev 11y agoHit them with some tangible stuff that showcases your ideas. Eg. a LaunchRock page with clear value prop. If you have any followup comments feel free to drop me an email (check profile)