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Here are the highlights: * Use Quickbooks. * Make it a Delaware C-Corporation. * Put 100% of expenditures on a single credit card. * Practice interviewing.
by RiderOfGiraffes 16y ago
Here are the highlights:
* Use Quickbooks.
* Make it a Delaware C-Corporation.
* Put 100% of expenditures on a single credit card.
* Practice interviewing.
* Let the law firm handle your cap table
* Print long emails. You'll actually read them.
* Get Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance early.
* Buy a computer and chair you like.
* Pay yourself something.
* Always get Proprietary Inventions Agreements from every employee and contractor.
* Never ask for an NDA from third parties, (with three exceptions)
* ... decide when your company's "day" starts
* Rent month to month.
* Get good t-shirts.
* Pick a company name based on URL availability.
Now if you care, go read the article.
- pella 16y ago> Print long emails. You'll actually read them. It is working ?
- RiderOfGiraffes 16y agoWhy are you asking me? I'm just summarising the article to help save people time.
- fgf 16y agoother people will read that question too..
- RiderOfGiraffes 16y agoI can't parse that. What question will other people read? I summarised the article - if you want to know more, go read it - the justifications are there. I don't understand why people should ask me the questions.
- RiderOfGiraffes 16y agoOK, color me deeply confused. I provided a summary so people could decide whether they wanted to go and read the article. Then I get asked a question: Article> Print long emails. You'll actually read them. Pella> It is working ? Why ask me? I didn't write the article, I just read it and provided the bullet points. If you want to know more, go to the original. For one thing, I personally don't print long emails because I don't usually get long emails. For another, I'm not the original author. So when I asked why I'm being asked the question, the reply comes: fgf> other people will read that question too.. Well, I don't understand that comment. People will read what question? So I say that, asking for clarification. And both comments get down-voted? I just don't understand. Please, if someone can enlighten me on this issue I'd appreciate it.
- skowmunk 16y agoIt does, big time for me. But then it would depend from person to person. I can be a restless person sometimes, to say it lightly. So I need to print out a long email to read it, and then I usually read it while walking and that works perfectly fine for me.