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That's more or less what I wrote in my last sentence, right? (that you left off...) > It's really needle in the haystack that you find the right non-techn
by CharlieDigital 2y ago
That's more or less what I wrote in my last sentence, right? (that you left off...)
> It's really needle in the haystack that you find the right non-technical partner that can sell into an industry and is motivated by entrepreneurship.
The right candidate with the right mindset is very hard to find.
- rKarpinski 2y ago> The right candidate with the right mindset is very hard to find. Yeah strongly agree but I also think you are looking in the wrong place. What I disagree with is the notion that the best co-founder is hard to find because they are doing well in the corporate world. Building a business is a very different problem and environment, and it requires different adaptations. The playbook of an enterprise AE is often counter productive that early; in the same way that implementing amazon/google scale tools and infra are on the technical side [that early].