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Honestly thats probably a waste of your time. Go to startup events, get involved in the community. Meet people and let them know you're looking for a co-founde
by flipp 16y ago
Honestly thats probably a waste of your time.
Go to startup events, get involved in the community. Meet people and let them know you're looking for a co-founder. If you find someone who you think might be a good fit ask technical people who you've met to evaluate them.
But chances are you're not going to find an amazing co-founder this way. Good luck.
- workhorse 16y agoCompletely agree. You're in San Fran, so startup events are plentiful. Networking is the best way to find a co-founder. Spend some time and get to know some people. Then follow your intuition.