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I wonder how this differs based on how teams form. Some teams are two people who have known each other for a long time and they have a pre-existing closeness.
by MattGaiser 5y ago
I wonder how this differs based on how teams form.
Some teams are two people who have known each other for a long time and they have a pre-existing closeness.
Other teams are one guy and another guy he found to do a startup with. There is no real pre-existing relationship.
I saw both at an accelerator I was part of in university. Many of the teams formed for the purpose of doing startups fractured pretty easily as soon as they had diverging visions.
- neurofuturo 5y agoI took this path twice - started a new venture with cofounders a had no strong relationships with. In many ways it was my fault - I wanted to start so badly that I didn't care about big red flags.