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Eric Sink on Starting Your Own Software Company
prostoalex writes "The topic of starting your own software company was recently brought up on Ask Slashdot as a way to fight current employment trends. Eric Sink from SourceGear, who shared his software company-building experience before has written a new article published on MSDN. Getting started with your own software company suggests several simple steps to evaluate your abilities, count your estimated expenses and then start the software company, if the idea still seems feasible."
I do programming work for my company of course but I also do consulting work on the side using PayPal. I have done work for customers all over the world as C++ Architect using simply PayPal and email. However if you want start a software company I would say that most important is to have guards. In Tirupathi we must ensure that no one breaks in to steal the computers or the cables and other things. Also it is important to enforce discipline among coders because my company is very strict on discipline.
See what I meant when I said 'bunch of Linux users wanting to jump on the Microsoft bashing bandwagon'? Grow up.