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This is an interesting perspective, and something I am trying to consider in my equation. I agree that the contribution each co-founder brings to the table shou
by Envec83 12y ago
This is an interesting perspective, and something I am trying to consider in my equation. I agree that the contribution each co-founder brings to the table should be based on the overall value, regardless of the hours he spent to achieve it. For instance, if one of the co-founders is able to land a big client or investor with a couple of phone calls then I certainly wouldn't worry that I am working 90 hours/week developing the product.
One problem remains: finding people who can close big clients or investors over a couple of phone calls is pretty hard. Identifying them upfront might be even harder!
- agentultra 12y agoYes, in that regard it's much a matter of luck. You do have some control over how much luck you can expose yourself to. However I don't think there is any systematic approach one can take to identify these people.