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Agreeing to be a co-founder is a pretty big commitment. Are you sure that the people you've talked to just aren't interested in your idea? The more interesting
by logicalmind 16y ago
Agreeing to be a co-founder is a pretty big commitment. Are you sure that the people you've talked to just aren't interested in your idea? The more interesting the idea, the more likely you are to find people. No offense to your idea, just a thought.
- minalecs 16y agoas a programmer entrepreneur.. i have to agree. Theres a few factors why I would join a business guy. 1. You have raised funding before, and have some sort of proven record. You sold a company, or have enough capital. Thats about it, otherwise.. I'm already working on several ideas myself, and trying to validate things. You could have a great idea, but I'm not signing any NDA, and have probably heard your idea before, and think the ones I can do are better. Even if I do hear your idea, and think its good, more than likely I don't have the knowledge domain, and if I do, I would then possibly consider it only if you can add real value other than the idea.