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Given the lack of other data (what would be his role in your startup, how good is he at multitaskig, what are you building, how much time will it take, can you
by brk 18y ago
Given the lack of other data (what would be his role in your startup, how good is he at multitaskig, what are you building, how much time will it take, can you augment his absence with another person, is this Forever or For a While), it's really hard to make any good recommendations.
Some people will tell you they did this and it worked out fine, others will tell you it was the cause of their demise.
I don't mean to attack your question, it just seems that you're asking for an answer to a multi-variable problem, and you've only given 1 constant.
Also, what would happen to that $2500? Is it to pay his bills, or fund your venture?
- quinten 18y agoThe money would be completely for the startup. Of course there are many variables to consider in this dilemma, but I didn't want to make the post too long. As for our roles in the startup, he is a web developer, I'm a mathematician/developer, so we complement each other. Just the two of us, at least for the coming couple of months. The idea that I'm getting, already in this phase of preparing for the startup, is this: in a startup, there's always work to be done and you get bonus points if you iterate fast. So that kind of mitigates the factor if somebody is a good multitasker or not (I'm more of a believer in focus).