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Of course, this raises the issue that many startup accelerators/programs want companies with multiple founders to invest in, and are more hesitant to invest in
by CM30 8y ago
Of course, this raises the issue that many startup accelerators/programs want companies with multiple founders to invest in, and are more hesitant to invest in individuals (Y Combinator heavily discouraged solo founders in the past for example). So they need money to attract people, but a team to attract money.
So how do people get past this chicken and egg situation?