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A bit offtopic but: I have been always scared to work with co-founders even if I know them, but looking for random people for the web looks way too scary. Not
by Akcium 6y ago
A bit offtopic but: I have been always scared to work with co-founders even if I know them, but looking for random people for the web looks way too scary.
Not because someone will do some nasty things, but because there is a high probability that there will be disputes about how to do things, which will lead to break up?
When I was looking for a coach in gym, at first I attended the gym for a year and I was silently looking at coaches there, how they behave, how they talk, and only after that I decided to hire the one who suits me most :)
Anyway, wish you luck!
- loosetypes 6y agoI don’t disagree but sometimes single player rational behavior can be eclipsed when weighing in complicit factors. I used to (and still do) think it would be absurd to buy a house in a neighborhood you’re not first-hand familiar with. Ideally, you’ve lived there before or rent to get a feel for it. And buying a house sight unseen - I would never! But looking around you see how common this behavior is. Increasingly people purchase cars without test driving as well, it seems. When the price is right and the outcome isn’t permanent. When it’s to satisfy family or business interests. I imagine a lot of what I’d consider financially sensible could actually lose me money if I were in a different situation. Perhaps this category of trade offs could be germane in choosing a business partner.