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by abeaclark
1633 days ago
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There are certainly advantages to both routes. I think there are a lot of business skills that are just as important, possibly even more important than the technical skills. fwiw, my original plan was to be a solo founder. I ended up killing that idea a few months in because I missed some of the key red flags a business focused person likely would have caught. |
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Could you give a few examples of such flags? I'm pretty curious as someone hoping to be a technical solo-founder myself. Do you think that some management training would have caught some/most of these?