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He's hedging his bets because you are a very risky proposition. No employee is going to drink the Kool-Aid like the founders until the project proves itself. I
by danbmil99 7y ago
He's hedging his bets because you are a very risky proposition.
No employee is going to drink the Kool-Aid like the founders until the project proves itself. If it's going well, he'll come on full-time. If not, he doesn't have a hole in his resume and his bank account.
If this person has the chops you need, do the deal and prove your worth by landing customers and investors.
- dbnoch 7y agoThis seems to be a lot of assumptions on what the "candidate" might feel like. TBH, We dont have enough information. Why would the candidate hedge their bets on risky propositions by working part-time on TWO startups? Wouldn't it be more likely they need a side-gig (backup plan)?