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Your position is not uncommon. The best solution is to treat it objectively. Talk to your partner about a 3 month probation with some basic goals. It's vital t
by radley 18y ago
Your position is not uncommon. The best solution is to treat it objectively.
Talk to your partner about a 3 month probation with some basic goals. It's vital to point out that this is not his probation - this is the project's probation.
Both partners use this time to observe progress. At the end of the period, do a review. Depending on your conclusions, you may continue to work together, change the balance, or begin an exit strategy.
This approach offers a "light at the end of the tunnel". If you ultimately decide to fold the project, you can be confident that the decision was made carefully, and not through a sudden meltdown.
And if the project succeeds, you can continue this form of quarterly progress reviews...