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Yes I think the startup branch should be a separated company, with a clear separation of management and so forth. Just the mother company has some specific righ
by antirez 16y ago
Yes I think the startup branch should be a separated company, with a clear separation of management and so forth. Just the mother company has some specific rights that can use after a given amount of time a given startup was created and under specific terms. So that in the end it's really a lab without the weight of the big company, but the big company can avoid paying a lot of money, especially if the final aim is often to hire.
- asanwal 16y agoFrom an entrepreneur's perspective, being in bed with one corporation to this extent significantly reduces your options and flexibility. Sounds more like you'd be an employee in a skunk-works than a real entrepreneur in this type of setup.