I think that friction and clashes are inevitable even when your co-founders are not assholes. No two people will agree on everything. Usually when the going get

I think that friction and clashes are inevitable even when your co-founders are not assholes. No two people will agree on everything. Usually when the going gets rough that's when you'll uncover the differences. That's why I'd suggest: - Make sure you have a good co-founder agreement that addresses the tough points and doesn't assume best interests. - Try building something and working together even before you're committed to an investor or a client.