We can’t help but comment on the business of web development
1. You only work on your startup on weekends And weekends are when you are burned out from a 65 hour work week. 2. Your co-founders take the weekends off And you work all alone. 3. Your startup has been a concept for “years” You are either a person ahead of your time, or slow….
Question: What percentage of your time do you spend working on your business, rather than in it? We’ve all heard the proverbial phrase that you should be working on your business rather than just in it. Because if you are working for your company, all you’ve done is create a job. As a bonus question,…
Unfortunately I don’t have the answer. But that’s the purpose of a whole lot of web sites. For example, Angies List is a subscription web site that helps people find quality home improvement contractors (plumbers, painters, landscapers, and so forth). Someone could do well to make a blog that helps people determine whether something is…
For years I struggled over the concept of deadlines and wondered why it was so very difficult to meet them. And then I realized that in order to meet deadlines for software / web development projects, you really need the commitment of both the developer and the customer. You can always move the deadline, but…