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I can't give you a definitive answer since that's yours to make. I can tell from my experience of being in 2 startups that the team should be your most importan
by thinker 15y ago
I can't give you a definitive answer since that's yours to make. I can tell from my experience of being in 2 startups that the team should be your most important consideration. Your product and market can and will change more often than the entire team would. You shouldn't go in feeling uncertain about the people you're working with, because its not like you can A/B Test your way out to a better situation like you can with a product/market. Sometimes, however, the opportunity can be such that you just have to play the cards you get and take a chance.
If you're main issue is compensation, then negotiate back a number that will make you comfortable without being unreasonable; it seems like you're pretty valuable to them.
Youth and startup experience shouldn't be a concern if you think their smart, dedicated and have some gusto.
- tway314 15y agoMy mentioning they were young/lacked experience was just a way to say they didn't have prior success in the startup world, which would be a major plus. I probably should have phrased it differently. My bigger concern is the founding team is 3 non-technical people. In my experience and talking with others this is not ideal for a web startup.