atkuebler

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   by atkuebler 17y ago

   To those who have said and are going to say that the time they have spent isn't worth anything, it is. The time you spend on your start-up is time you could be spending working a paying job, be it a "real" job, a freelance job, a consulting
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   by atkuebler 17y ago

   I wouldn't say your exactly their target customer. This may be a pet peeve but the vast majority of people buying their product see the specs as meaningless, they just want to hear the benefits in a language they can understand. Rule number
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   by atkuebler 17y ago

   I am a salesman/marketer and know how to code. It isn't learning to do the other that is hard, learning to code wasn't hard. It is becoming highly skilled in one or the other that is what takes time and is difficult.
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   by atkuebler 17y ago

   I would agree, I am a sales person learning to code, but my coding skills will never be great because that is not my focus. My focus is sales and marketing. In the same way a developer can learn a little bit of sales and do an OK job at it,