I feel this is a very difficult thing to do. At least for me. Because, building a successful business/getting clients and being a programmer are two different skills. It's also harder for people like me who are introverted and have an uphill battle with the social aspect of marketing.
Student from Germany who fell in love with coding and the tech industry after pivoting from a traditional career in banking. Currently pursuing a Bachelor's in CompSci.
I used to think that way to, but now I rather see it as kind of a challenge. Being capable of selling the stuff you build increases your independence as developer and it also helps you to see your product from a user's or customer's perspective.
Student from Germany who fell in love with coding and the tech industry after pivoting from a traditional career in banking. Currently pursuing a Bachelor's in CompSci.
I feel this is a very difficult thing to do. At least for me. Because, building a successful business/getting clients and being a programmer are two different skills. It's also harder for people like me who are introverted and have an uphill battle with the social aspect of marketing.
I used to think that way to, but now I rather see it as kind of a challenge. Being capable of selling the stuff you build increases your independence as developer and it also helps you to see your product from a user's or customer's perspective.
Just give it a try - it's not really that hard! 😊
Yeah! No doubt. I learned how to code. That was uncomfortable. Now I just need to be uncomfortable again and learn to build a business.
Exactly! See, your mindset is already on point - so get up & do it! (Sorry, I just realized I'm sounding like Tony Robbins, wasn't intended 😂)