> Based on what this person was looking for (someone to build out his ideas) he would be better off trying to get funding and hiring someone.
Yeah.. or even just learning how to code himself. Could learn a decent amount in 9 months.
Yeah.. or even just learning how to code himself. Could learn a decent amount in 9 months.
If you sepnd 9 months getting a technical co-founder, you likely get a seasoned engineer + thought partner for all decisions going forward.
One is vastly more valuable than the other.
I think it’s valuable to be able to implement your own ideas. Its going to be more productive than trying to explain what you want to someone else. (This isn’t mutually exclusive with having a cofounder as well)
Writing code is not building a business.