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Partially, it's a business continuity issue. The other part of it is that startups with multiple founders tend to grow faster as the founders feed off each othe
by PythonDeveloper 14y ago
Partially, it's a business continuity issue. The other part of it is that startups with multiple founders tend to grow faster as the founders feed off each other.
If you're the sole founder, and you die. It's over. Nobody else is going to take over with the same energy, passion, and insight you had.
- qatrix 14y agoIt`s impossible sole forever until die, right? If the project got fund, it will affirmatively got more talent to join in and grow. But why require this too much for early stage start-up while it has no enough to do that the best?
- NonEUCitizen 14y agoSolo founder does not imply solo company. You can hire people -- they'll be employees, not co-founders.
- qatrix 14y agoYes, I have a part-time employee in current, but not co-founder.