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Should you be a sole founder or find partners to fill the gaps?

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Quilgo

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2yr ago

OK, you've built a product and got your first traction. Clearly, the idea works. Congrats! But what's next? You cannot be CEO, CTO, CMO, CFO, CABCDEFO etc at the same time. Or can you? Or SHOULD you? Tell me!

I will find co-founders asap to fill the gaps

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I will learn and do everything myself

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I won't care about the gaps, let it flow

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Poll option I won't care about the gaps, let it flow image

I'd rather hire people than making them co-founders

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Nack AI

It depends. Good co-founder > solo founder > Not-good co-founder

2yr ago

Optimized Toolbox

You need at least one co-founder to cover the other side product development. If you're PM, you need technical co-founder and if you're an engineer, having a product insights is valuable.

2yr ago

GhostCut

Building and selling capabilities need to be synchronized. Solo is good, but it would be better to have a partner with division of labor.

2yr ago