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I think you'll find that in the cases when it worked, the people involved were in the same city or otherwise able to work together physically at least part of t
by matrix 9y ago
I think you'll find that in the cases when it worked, the people involved were in the same city or otherwise able to work together physically at least part of the time. I feel it's the only way to build a relationship.
- zemanel 9y agoI’ve given much thought this year on what would actually make me happy long term (never really had a good answer to those “where do you see yourself in 5 years” kind of questions) and what i would really like is to launch a prototype to test the idea (also have something concrete to work with instead of vaporware) and have an office in my hometown (Porto, Portugal; i emigrated to Uk/Netherlands in 2013) and contribute both to local job creation and entrepreneurship (even if cultivating that in the employees) so yeah a local co-founder would have some advantages.
- muzani 9y agoOr otherwise they know each other for years online. I've seen some good partnerships happen with neither party ever seeing one another.