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The two primary motivations for building a startup are money and independence/freedom. Why would someone with that priority go and constrain themselves with the
by friedman23 5y ago
The two primary motivations for building a startup are money and independence/freedom. Why would someone with that priority go and constrain themselves with the whims of others?
- akomtu 5y agoDont forget ego: "why would I give control over _my_ idea, over _my_ company that _I_ created to simpletons without ideas, without ability or will to execute?" This ego is also why software devs are allergic to unions.
- TaylorAlexander 5y agoDepends on your definition of startup but a lot of people want to solve a problem that is important to them and they are smart enough to set their ego aside and recognize that they will produce a better solution if they collaborate with others and ensure those people have an equal stake.