You'll get a lot more replies from this community if you take the time to explain what it is you're working on, who is involved and what technology stack should be expected.
Most importantly, tell us what your unfair advantages are... those things that give you a leg up on someone else doing it faster, cheaper or better than you.
I find that the background of the founders is incredibly important to whether the project will actually succeed. That is, if you're going to sell concert tickets you should have a founder that was a VP at Ticketmaster. If you're going to ship custom granola around, you should have a founder that understands food, and another that understands distribution and automation.
It might seem like nobody cares, but you should assume that you're not giving them enough of a reason to.
Thanks, you're right, and I was hoping people would continue to the actual job posting linked from the bottom of my post. This one was more of a personal appeal for partners and passionate product developers and I then have a more technical job posting on the corporate site - nimonik.ca with the stack, our history, growth and other information.
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[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 17.1 ms ] threadMost importantly, tell us what your unfair advantages are... those things that give you a leg up on someone else doing it faster, cheaper or better than you.
I find that the background of the founders is incredibly important to whether the project will actually succeed. That is, if you're going to sell concert tickets you should have a founder that was a VP at Ticketmaster. If you're going to ship custom granola around, you should have a founder that understands food, and another that understands distribution and automation.
It might seem like nobody cares, but you should assume that you're not giving them enough of a reason to.
Thanks for the comment.