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If you plan to talk to him about it (you should) then make sure you identify some specific examples of where you feel he is under performing - otherwise he coul
by ErrantX 16y ago
If you plan to talk to him about it (you should) then make sure you identify some specific examples of where you feel he is under performing - otherwise he could think your just finding excuses/passing blame for the sales not going well. Brainstorm (together if you like) ways to improve those areas.
This question is asked here with some regularity - it's one of the most common issues in startups. The consensus is almost invariably:
- talk to him
- if it's still not working out part ways
- offer to buy him/her out if you can afford it
- don't leave anything hanging (unresolved ownership issues etc)
(good luck!)
- eru 16y ago> - offer to buy him/her out if you can afford it Some people have shotgun clauses: Offer to buy him out, or be bought out at the same price.