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Putting it off on funding seems a bit odd. That's kind of like saying feet are shaped the way they are because otherwise they wouldn't fit into shoes. If ther
by wheels 17y ago
Putting it off on funding seems a bit odd. That's kind of like saying feet are shaped the way they are because otherwise they wouldn't fit into shoes.
If there's a bias against single founders from investors, it's likely to be rooted in them being less likely to succeed. If the opposite were true some investor would probably have figured that out by now and would be spanking his competitors who didn't have that rule.
- billswift 17y ago>being less likely to succeed More likely in their being less likely to succeed as big and as quick as the investors would prefer. Also, from what I have read (mostly on HN), many VCs tend to be pretty control-freakish who often play-off founders against each other, which they can't do without co-founders.