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As a solo-founder, I've never run into a customer that cared how many people were involved in my company. Once you get to the point that things look professiona
by trevelyan 12y ago
As a solo-founder, I've never run into a customer that cared how many people were involved in my company. Once you get to the point that things look professional, most just assume you aren't running the company out of your apartment. Maybe this matters more for sales-intensive B2B startups though.
- hueving 12y agoIf you are selling anything mission critical like infrastructure, being a one-man shop with nobody to provide support when you get a bad bout of diarrhea is a no go.
- trevelyan 12y agoBut honestly... is it? In my experience, if you have a good brand image and a track record, people just assume you have contingency plans, lots of funding and/or a second programmer on staff.