Running a company is as complicated as engineering a good solution. Infact, it's the same exact steps, just in different contexts.
The primary difference is that starting a company means talking to people.
So while you can be inside a room, read books and try things out at a computer and become a great engineer, to start a company, you have to go out and talk to people - but the steps are exactly the same. The feedback loop is slower and far more noisy.
Computers don't lie but people do, and that's the essence of business.
The primary difference is that starting a company means talking to people.
So while you can be inside a room, read books and try things out at a computer and become a great engineer, to start a company, you have to go out and talk to people - but the steps are exactly the same. The feedback loop is slower and far more noisy.
Computers don't lie but people do, and that's the essence of business.