So let's say I come up with a tech idea that has potential.

>>1628937

>a tech idea that has potential
because you think so??

>Where can I find people to reliably recruit
I am in domain, making a living from "tech" for years, and I believe I am on a pro side.. you see, there is a problem, I don't want a job, I want shares.

>>1628956
>because you think so??
Yes, I don't blame you for the skepticism but i'm very confident as long as a certain big tech company doesn't push for a release in the next 1.5 years.

It's actually something /biz/ would find very interesting. Cannot disclose unfortunately though.

>>1628956
Let's not be such a narcissist. I was asking for places to find such people. Or if anyone has done anything similar in the past.

>>1628972
Go to a tech meetup.

I'd be interested, and I know others who might also be. How can I contact you? What skills are you looking for?

What kind of skills do these people need? I mean come on, you have to atleast give us a vague idea.

>>1629085
>>1629105
Systems/Software engineer types

Throw away email is above.

Post job listings on job aggregator websites. You'll have a plethora of resumes to read and filter through and even get to interview for the best candidate.

It's how most business find people to work for them.

You can also look around for tech/entrepreneur meetups in your city. You can start at meetup.com.

>>1629110
sent ;)