As a technical founder, should I bring in a business co-founder? I think the article is pretty good. I'd want someone who is: - Can sell without BSing. - Know

As a technical founder, should I bring in a business co-founder? I think the article is pretty good. I'd want someone who is: - Can sell without BSing. - Knows how to get in touch with important people - Good at pitching to investors - Real personable and good at communicating with customers - Can write well - Has an eye for UX - Has enough technical knowledge to communicate technical issues with customers - Understands startups A non-technical co-founder needs to have skills. They just aren't technical. I think the term non-technical co-founder is misleading because it defines someone but what they can't do. I'd rather say sale founder or biz-dev founder.