The Myth of the Non-Technical Startup Employee by Zoelle Egner | Model View Culture

The indignities unwittingly foisted upon the early operations employee are many and varied.

The Myth of the Non-Technical Startup Employee by Zoelle Egner | Model View Culture Skip to main content Model View Culture A magazine about technology, culture and diversity. Mythology The Myth of the Non-Technical Startup Employee The indignities unwittingly foisted upon the early operations employee are many and varied. by Zoelle Egner on March 14th, 2014 As the first non-technical hire at a startup, you wear many hats. You answer support tickets, write newsletters, even order lunch: whatever needs to get done. When you’re lucky – and I was – that means days spent untangling com

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