Just chiming in with agreement on this one. If you are interested in business, CS can be a valuable background to have.
Look for jobs that put you in the more administrative/management side of a software project, and then transition from there to building your own company.
Having CS credentials will give you more street cred with programmers who you'll ultimately try to rope in with a startup you want to found. Without those credentials, they'd likely just view you as "just another business guy with an idea".
Look for jobs that put you in the more administrative/management side of a software project, and then transition from there to building your own company.
Having CS credentials will give you more street cred with programmers who you'll ultimately try to rope in with a startup you want to found. Without those credentials, they'd likely just view you as "just another business guy with an idea".