Unless you went to grade school together, have been working together closely for a decade, or everyone is very professional, there’s no point. If you’re getting

Unless you went to grade school together, have been working together closely for a decade, or everyone is very professional, there’s no point. If you’re getting a co-founder for any reason other than the need and want to add this person as a co-founder, you’re in for a world of hurt. These stories aren’t mine to tell so I won’t recount them in detail.. But, my god, you know how some people lose a friend group after a breakup? Imagine losing seven years of work and your standing in an industry because of a person you brought into your company four months before launch. Imagine not even wanting to bring them in in the first place. Nope. Build a company and hire good people.