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I just launched an app to make that just a little easier: http://gethirely.com http://gethirely.com :) Mostly, it tends to be people you've worked with before.
by petervandijck 16y ago
I just launched an app to make that just a little easier: http://gethirely.com http://gethirely.com :)
Mostly, it tends to be people you've worked with before. Approaching VC's to build a team is fine, although they will (understandably) question your ability to build a team since you haven't gotten anyone on board yet. Building a team is part of building a startup, and it's not easy. Good luck!
- ytadesse 16y agoThanks Peter. The most telling part of your statement was that VCs would question my ability to build a team. I take blame but it has more to do with the fact that I've placed building a team behind developing the product. As a result, the product is almost ready for Beta release but I'm left to tackle all the issues alone. As soon as it's Beta ready, I plan on reaching out to whomever I can. Furthermore, there are two people that I rely on for advisory purposes. They provide me with insight and advice when needed but don't work with me 24/7 since they have their own lives/careers. I hesitate to call them part of my "team". I wonder if others would consider that as part of their company's employees.