Founders

Q: Does one need to know or learn coding to start a tech company?

A recovering founder. Currently building something new. 2x exits @$500M+ (mostly got lucky)

I wouldn't call myself a coder, but one of the best classes I took was object oriented programming - helped me understand how engineers think and design, and kept me from saying so much stupid BS

If you're great at coding, you can build an MVP yourself 
If you're OK at coding, it still helps you communicate with real engineers 
At a minimum, you can learn Figma mockups, Framer, Bubble, or Flutterflow

Might be a bit of a hot take, but I'd say: YES ABSOLUTELY

Did some things in Sports. Then made some Film/TV. Followed the future early to VR/AR. And now down the 🐇🕳 

Start with watching some Youtube videos. In this day and age, everything is on Youtube :)

Something I keep saying I need to teach myself more and more each day. I've def started to understand a lot more of the processes and lingo, but it's def a thorn on many things not having more in depth knowledge

At one point, yes

Now, there are so many no code or low code tools that you can succeed with just the bare minimum basic coding knowledge. Pair those tools with ChatGPT, and you could have yourself a very successful startup even with just a one person operation