Hi Graham,
I did this for several years myself. I registered a company and
domains. I wrote several thousands lines of code over weekends and
nights. I never released any of it because it wasn't quite finished
yet. I never "finished" because:
- work always took priority over my own business
-
Hi Graham & welcome,
I'm in my 3rd startup (can't get enough of a good thing) suggest if
the higher ups are getting you down, and your creative instincts are
being squandered, consider joining a startup with like minds, it's far
less risky, and you will get more out of it vs the many painful
stumb
You might enjoy this:
How to Start a Company When You Have a Full-Time Job (Video)
http://www.nickhac.com/2010/12/how-to-start-company-when-you-have-full.html
*Todd talks at PlusConf about how he started BuySellAds.com and gives you
great advice on how to launch your startup while you have a job.
Welcome Graham,
>From my personal experience being involved in 2 software companies, first one
>when I was still working part time at a HMV…
#1 Either like paperwork, or be prepared to go though a few accountants until
you find one that understands your needs. Some suck. Really.
#2 Mak
