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Thanks for the comments. My concerns about a cofounder seem to be consistent with the comments. I guess I really won't know until I move forward. Right now I h

by omnisci 14y ago

Thanks for the comments. My concerns about a cofounder seem to be consistent with the comments. I guess I really won't know until I move forward. Right now I have enough basic knowledge (technical, business, and marketing) that I could produce a beta version. My goals are the following: 1. Make a beta for my users (already have them waiting) 2. ??? 3. Profit. By profit, I mean grab the attention of investors and fill in the blanks (mostly technical) by hiring. From there, if someone works with me long enough, I’d considering bringing them on as a cofounder.

soneill 14y ago
This is basically the path I've followed (I guess I'm at your stage 2?), and I can't recommend it enough. I've worked with 3 developers now, and talked to God knows how many more, and while I think my current developer may end up being a fit as a true partner/co-founder, I'm really thankful I didn't jump into bed with either of the original two I was working with for various reasons (limited technical skills, lack of dedication, etc). It's very easy to say "get a cofounder". Finding a worthwhile partner is much harder.