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> "what happens if you get hit by a bus?" or b) create a product for customers to whom that doesn't matter. I simply read this as "what guarantee do I (the cus
by Cpoll 3y ago
> "what happens if you get hit by a bus?" or b) create a product for customers to whom that doesn't matter.
I simply read this as "what guarantee do I (the customer) have that you'll be around tomorrow?" I don't see where investors come in to this piece of advice.
If a big company takes a risk in locking in to your product, they want some assurances (I've seen them ask for stuff like business continuity plans, code escrow, etc.)
- varispeed 3y agoThis is assuming someone looking for funding doesn't want to use to money to ensure the business is going to be around tomorrow and it kind of feeds into the prejudice. I mean, what else someone would be looking to get investment for? To get the money bags and run?