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I would not do it (been there done that). Consider this: some (most?) VCs are wary of investing in startups where the founders are not 100% committed (i.e. no
by trilinearnz 7y ago
I would not do it (been there done that).
Consider this: some (most?) VCs are wary of investing in startups where the founders are not 100% committed (i.e. no other fulltime job). It's worth reflecting on why they would be hesitant about such arrangements, and why you would choose to think differently from your position.
- jnbiche 7y agoIs securing venture capital the only acceptable outcome for a startup?
- trilinearnz 7y agoNot at all. Considering it from that point of view could help the OP come to a more informed decision though.
- jnbiche 7y agoFair response. More information is always good. By the same token, I'd encourage them if moving forward to consider bootstrapping, unless their specific goal is to build an app with a massive, massive global audience.