Everyone complains about coporate CEOs who are so focused on the stock price that they forget to make good products. Focus on the product, and the $$ will take care of itself.
Everyone complains about coporate CEOs who are so focused on the stock price that they forget to make good products. Focus on the product, and the $$ will take care of itself.
The value of this article IMO is to offer a counter-point to the multiple-founders mantra. A lot of people take that as gospel, but I think if you are spending time looking for a co-founder you're doing it wrong. Rather, if you know the right person to be a co-founder, by all means extend the offer ASAP, but if you don't then get to work and stop fretting.
To maximize your chance of success you have to focus on the greatest ROI at every moment in time. Hiring the right person is the biggest ROI a one-person operation with a lot of work to do can achieve, but on the same token, finding the right people is often nearly impossible.