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If you're talking about an incubator like YCombinator where they'd co-found a company, it'd be very difficult as the more important question is whether they can
by ianl 15y ago
If you're talking about an incubator like YCombinator where they'd co-found a company, it'd be very difficult as the more important question is whether they can work together.
- e1ven 15y agoThis is also what you see VCs insist on in many cases- So called "Adult Supervision", wherein you might adopt an experienced CEO who knows how to run a company, even if he doesn't have the same drive for this particular idea.
- bfe 15y agoSometimes the VC brings in "adult supervision" in the form of an experienced serial entrepreneur, which can be great. Sometimes the VC brings in "adult supervision" in the form of an MBA with many years of experience as a consultant or investment banker and zero experience founding or even managing a company, which can be not so great.
- mikle 15y agoThat was what I was implying, yes. Do you really think it will be hard for most people to work together towards a goal they both share and want? I'm sure there will be conflict, but I doubt it'll be more than any other partnership.