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McBain
@mcbain
It's that time! HumpDay AMA with @nonlinear.eth is here! Jonny has been building on Farcaster longer than almost anyone and has a lot to say about what it takes to build a great product. The AMA starts NOW ⬇️
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shoni.eth
@shoni.eth
what is your founding/employee journey and what is one strength that comes from big corps that someone whose never worked for one might not recognize
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Jonny Mack
@nonlinear.eth
worked at hp for 1.5 years, google for 6, and freelanced for startups and big tech cos for a number of years before founding fabric the benefit of working at a big corp is you can specialize. being a good founder means being a good generalist. but its also important to be an expert in at least 1 thing imo. that takes time and focus, which is more common at a big co compared to a small one because there are so many more people
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Maretus
@maretus.eth
Jack of all trades < master of one. What is your expert skill? Is it design? Cause if so, I can see it.
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Jonny Mack
@nonlinear.eth
yapping (j/k... sort of) yeah, product design is what i did for many years. 🙏
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shoni.eth
@shoni.eth
Adding in that i think/hope AI shifts the playing field a bit in the generalists favor since they can more rapidly increase skills in almost any of the generalist skill buckets. What took a year now takes months (imo) master generalist 😭 (answering anyway) probably a lot of big corpos just enjoy the free time afforded by ai; still love the answer tho
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