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Yea the college campus/alignment requirement is tough, but the "be able to create jobs in the first year" excludes many tech startups. Many won't need a non-fou
by carlosdp 13y ago
Yea the college campus/alignment requirement is tough, but the "be able to create jobs in the first year" excludes many tech startups. Many won't need a non-founder employee for several years.
- _delirium 13y agoI read this as targeted as university spinoffs, in which case it would align better. If you're at the stage where you don't yet need a non-founder employee, you just... don't spin off yet. You can stay in academia, staffed by academic staff, and it's not an issue. But when you reach the stage where you want to grow outside academia, then you spin off a company, and hire non-academic staff, presumably through this structure.