So let’s imagine a scenario: you’re a developer, I’m an MBA graduate. Somewhere, somehow we meet — share a beer and an awkward silence, then stumble onto an idea for the next [fill in the blank]. We decide to form a business. A few weeks pass. You’re churning out code by the bucket load. I’m fiddling with my variable co-efficient, playing with my Excel model and colouring in hockey sticks in power point.
How to Not Kill Your Co-founder (By a Non-technical Co-founder)
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