What do you think which is the better situation to start a business?
Peter Horvath
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If you are a developer primarily, with less knowledge on a certain problem you solve (aka= not building a product for other devs)
Or
A founder, who has minimal coding/developing skills and a lot more in a specific area where you see the problem and you want to solve it?
Which and why?
What’s your case?
I think this is an interesting topic and I’d love to see what you guys think!
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Davide De Guz@davidedeguzlink
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Business is by far the most important skill. Building the business and marketing model is one of the most important elements together with execution and urgency. All the rest can be acquired for money.
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IXORD
A good team is a good start to starting a business.
Starting a business when you've identified a clear market need or have a unique solution to a problem tends to be a strong position, Peter. However, it's equally important to ensure you have the right resources and mindset to persevere through the challenges of entrepreneurship.
Why don't you try collaborating with other people. But again if you plan on going solo, it doesn't matter which one are you because you will definitely need to learn the other skill as you start your journey
Llanai
The latter, but with a drive to learn to code.
I think a team with 1 person for each of the aspects you mentioned, like in our 2-people startup 😁
The best thing is to find a co-founder with the skills that you don't have :) My case was the first one (SQA, not development, but doesn't matter), and before I found a co-founder with a huge marketing experience, my business was very sad...
@lilia_urmazova1 Hehe, indeed, that's an ideal situation and I see startups doing pretty well in a setup like that :)