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I think that next time you talk to him, instead of "suggesting" that he take some time off, you have to clarify that it is not a suggestion, but a business part
by YuriNiyazov 10y ago
I think that next time you talk to him, instead of "suggesting" that he take some time off, you have to clarify that it is not a suggestion, but a business partner request, and a "no" will not be looked upon kindly.
- hluska 10y agoWith the limited information we have available, this advice is, at best, extremely dangerous. We don't know: - the cap table. - the depressed founder's role in the company. - the make up of the rest of the team. - the articles of incorporation. Without this information, there is no way that you can know if a hard sell, like you propose, will backfire. Business decisions, particularly those involving major personal losses and ensuing mental illness, never happen in a vacuum. Advising a hard sell is extremely irresponsible.