This is a great little summary article of pieces of wisdom acquired through experience and reading thought leaders. I do wish they linked back to the source articles for the people they are quoting, but useful none-the-less.
However, I think the NTF should learn to code, as a means of learning the terminology, and build some early part of the project. If nothing else, it will go a long way with your understanding of how to treat the technical founder and subsequent technical hires. NTFs have a tendency to trivialize what it takes to code, design, trouble shoot, etc. As an NTF that learns to code, you won't know but a fraction of what your technical hires know, but you'll appreciate how hard the job is.
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This is a great little summary article of pieces of wisdom acquired through experience and reading thought leaders. I do wish they linked back to the source articles for the people they are quoting, but useful none-the-less.
However, I think the NTF should learn to code, as a means of learning the terminology, and build some early part of the project. If nothing else, it will go a long way with your understanding of how to treat the technical founder and subsequent technical hires. NTFs have a tendency to trivialize what it takes to code, design, trouble shoot, etc. As an NTF that learns to code, you won't know but a fraction of what your technical hires know, but you'll appreciate how hard the job is.
Each article is linked - click on the name of the person or organization quoted.