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I raised the funding, performed the market research, liased with many different health organisations, classifed the information in the database, wrote all the c
by drinko 18y ago
I raised the funding, performed the market research, liased with many different health organisations, classifed the information in the database, wrote all the copy for the app, and created the interface mockups working with a designer.
- tptacek 18y agoFour possibilities spring to mind: * Maybe you really did do a majority stake's worth of work, and she was just inexperienced. * Maybe you didn't really do a majority stake's worth of work, and she felt like she had gotten shafted. You did start her at 6%. * Maybe she was just a bad employee and a crap dev and wanted the paycheck. You weren't experienced enough to notice and fire her. * Maybe through no fault of her own the project became untenable (for instance, maybe the spec changed a bunch of times, or you couldn't hammer out a reasonable set of features to launch on --- this has happened to us lots). You ran out of money, and she couldn't stay, good faith or not. What are you going to do different next time?