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Your examples all seem very flawed. Startups solve problems, problems that MANY people (customers) have. Writing a successful book is not the same sort of prob
by mikeg8 14y ago
Your examples all seem very flawed. Startups solve problems, problems that MANY people (customers) have.
Writing a successful book is not the same sort of problem solving. Neither is founding a religion. And developing a programming language may solve a problem that one developer has the time and dedication to solve.
Startups with multiple cofounders have multiple views of the a problem and will have a better chance of finding an optimal solution (wisdom of crowds) vs a single cofounder.
- liquimoon 14y agoIf you are serious about solving problems, you should be talking to customers rather than talking with your cofounders. So, is the value of having cofounder more of an emotional support given that you can equally just hire someone?