Can you build a tech startup on your own and without the help of a technical co-founder or a technical partner? If you are a non-technical entrepreneur you have probably asked yourself this question, and so this article is for you.
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Thinking about starting an app startup? Might be a really good idea! This is an introductory article to get you a little bit warmed up.
Your team is your number one resource as a business owner/founder/entrepreneur and making sure you have the right team on your side is your number one priority, but what makes a technical team an even more important component for startups? This is the question I am trying to answer in this blog.
When it comes to technical development, You roughly have three options; do it yourself, do it with a partner, make someone else do it. As the first option explains itself, this blog is about the other two options; what is good/bad about each one.
A great leader can transform the whole team, and your technical team deserves a great leader because a great technical team can make a big difference in the future of your startup. This blog is about how to find a CTO for your startup.
Finding a technical team is something you want to put enough time and effort into doing, and when it comes to technical development, two big options come to the minds of founders: Finding a technical co-founder or finding a technical team. This article will make it clear which is which and what are the different advantages and disadvantages of either option.
Do you have a great tech-related idea? Are you looking forward to establish your startup that will change the world as we know it? Maybe you have already started working on the project before realizing that you are a non-technical person who does not know how to code (not even HTML :) let alone building an app or a product that should attract customers who - let’s face it - are not easy to attract anymore in a highly competitive technically-evolving world.
What are the different alternatives for technical development? This article tackles this question and tries to give you a full grasp of what each alternative really means.
Today’s most successful projects are yesterday’s most bright – maybe revolutionary – ideas. The TV, the internet, and the computer/mobile phone you are using to read this blog right now were no more than messy-looking concepts floating in people’s heads. Those people thought and worked hard to concretize these ideas and transfer them into real-life products near and dear to many people around the globe.
Is it as romantic and fairytale-ish as it sounds? Absolutely not. Many challenges await you down the road, but it is worth your while.
These are some tips and tricks for making a successful personification of the great idea you have in mind.