I definitely agree with you in terms of how one must conduct themselves in a startup. The role(s) you outline are pretty much spot on IMHO. I think though, that 'titles' have less to do with the work one performs for a company than said roles. Frankly, it's a startup: you will likely be a janitor from time to time too even if your title is software engineer/ceo/product manager, etc.
All things software & product, honestly - FrontEnd, BackEnd, DevOps, ML - as long as we're solving massive problems.
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Agreed, titles diminish very early on in a startup lol, you're going to be doing everything. This applies even when you work at a startup, and not necessarily run it. My team are incredible in that they always chime in on product feedback, give thoughts on what would be a great approach and what wouldn't be and that makes a world of a difference
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I definitely agree with you in terms of how one must conduct themselves in a startup. The role(s) you outline are pretty much spot on IMHO. I think though, that 'titles' have less to do with the work one performs for a company than said roles. Frankly, it's a startup: you will likely be a janitor from time to time too even if your title is software engineer/ceo/product manager, etc.
Agreed, titles diminish very early on in a startup lol, you're going to be doing everything. This applies even when you work at a startup, and not necessarily run it. My team are incredible in that they always chime in on product feedback, give thoughts on what would be a great approach and what wouldn't be and that makes a world of a difference