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You need to have a frank discussion with your co-founder ASAP. Is the plan really for her to do no work at all for a full year? I don't see how that's possible
by arkitaip 15y ago
You need to have a frank discussion with your co-founder ASAP. Is the plan really for her to do no work at all for a full year? I don't see how that's possible as a startup co-founder. For instance, how will you pay your bills?
This is a major risk/threat to your startup and you need to plan carefully on how to managed it if you plan to be around by this time next year.
Also: http://www.quora.com/Pregnancy-and-Work/Is-it-wrong-to-fire-an-unvested-co-founder-who-becomes-pregnant-at-a-startup http://www.quora.com/Pregnancy-and-Work/Is-it-wrong-to-fire-...
- sgallant 15y agoThanks for the link. And yes, this will be her first child so she is planning to take the year off (she'll be on maternity leave from her "real" job). She the kind of person that would probably squeeze in extra time for our project when ever should could, but I don't know if I want to put that stress on her.