5 ms·

I've been told multiple times that people see me as a CTO later. Thing is, I'm still pretty young, and I call it usually bullshit. I'm nowhere near CTO. Maybe i

I've been told multiple times that people see me as a CTO later. Thing is, I'm still pretty young, and I call it usually bullshit. I'm nowhere near CTO. Maybe in 15 years. I like to help, explain, prototype. Help understand frameworks etc.

romanovcode 9y ago
Imposter syndrome. If you are skilled enough it doesn't matter much how young you are.
- eropple 9y ago
  To a degree, it does. I'm 29, and a big part of why I'm contracting/consulting right now is because my resume is a decent bit more advanced than my hairline is receded. There's some "look the part" involved.
  - UK-AL 9y ago
    In the startups arena in my area, i'm surprised when I see a CTO or CEO over 35 tbh. Average seems 27/28
lj3 9y ago
You could try bootstrapping your own product. No need to go big, either. A small web service you write on the side will give you valuable experience if you decide to go the CTO route in 10-15 years.