Your Startup Idea Is Probably Too Big. Start Smaller. [9esf9s0FnWt]
Toby Scregg has never written a line of code. He runs an agency that builds software. His argument: if you've managed developers, designers, QAs and architects, then working with AI coding tools feels like managing a team you already know how to manage. The skill transfers — the syntax doesn't matter. He also makes a bigger call. SaaS worked because building your own software was expensive enough that a thousand companies would tolerate the same product. As development costs fall, that logic weakens — and consultancies start building for their own niche instead of buying generic. Accenture isn't becoming Salesforce overnight, but the competences are converging. From Founder Stories with James Green, DQventures. Build a business without quitting your job. ▶️ Watch the full episode on FounderStories ➡️ Apply at DQventures.com #entrepreneurship #startups