Kaustubh
Member • Dec 27, 2008
Do you really need a co-founder?
Recently, I met a guy (final year engineering student and a wannabe entrepreneur) who was searching for a co-founder to get started with his idea. I asked why he thought he wouldn't succeed alone, he had following explanation :-
1. The risk will be divided.
2. Two are better than one.
3. One could focus on marketing, other could focus on supply side.
4. Easier to secure funding [ 😒 is this true? ]
...and few more points. I agree with few of the points, but not all. What do you think? Do you really a co-founder or a team to get started?
1. The risk will be divided.
2. Two are better than one.
3. One could focus on marketing, other could focus on supply side.
4. Easier to secure funding [ 😒 is this true? ]
...and few more points. I agree with few of the points, but not all. What do you think? Do you really a co-founder or a team to get started?