When you are finally ready to move forward from the idea to the stage of something that could really generate you even a minimal profit, you will probably need a particular use case to demonstrate how your idea works and why someone would want to buy it. That is to say, you need to build the simplest MVP(Minimum Viable Product) to prove your concept.
At this stage, many startups minimize their investment. Therefore, they don’t necessarily want to hire in-house developers since programming and other technical jobs are usually high-paying, but still, such startups
Working for a long time without a tech partner you trust can lead to bad choices that can jeopardize the reputation of your company.
By having a technical partner who has got an already-existing team, you don’t have to waste time looking for the people to hire, and then worrying about how they’ll work together. It will definitely save your time so you can spend it for the rest of the tasks. Some specialists during the project try to take certain duties even if they are semi-skilled for such area. Often reasons for that could be both a limited budget and bad-organizational processes. And some founders are also trying to save money by doing a big part of work by themselves. As a result, it turns out with a clients’ complaints because of a low-quality job or even closure of a business. So if you have the ability to establish a technical partnership with the right people, do it now. You will see how it will affect the growth of your project and attract more investors over time.
One more reason to find a startup technical partner lies in the fact that it could become a successful key for your project due to well understanding and implementation of the initial idea. You can have a brilliant creative mind and huge perceptions, but without well-thought-out steps and technical strategy and tools, it is impossible to implement even the most promising prospects.
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