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I'm not saying you'll fail. Please understand that. That startup playbook that just came out, and countless other sources, anecdotes, etc all say the same thin
by whistlerbrk 11y ago
I'm not saying you'll fail. Please understand that.
That startup playbook that just came out, and countless other sources, anecdotes, etc all say the same thing : work with people you know, that you know well. Friends, former colleagues, etc.
It is quite a barrier to meet someone and jump on a project with them as a co-founder. Especially as a side project where the commitment level is low. I think you should think seriously on that.
- yuska 11y agoYou make a good point, though the ability to work with people you already know seems to at least partially depend on where you live. Having lived in several places, I've always found finding collaborators to be considerably easier on the coast than elsewhere (in the US).