The very first mistake most startup founders make
Founders face countless decisions when building their startups.
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Founders face countless decisions when building their startups. A temptation is to devote less attention to the decision about equity splits: how the founders allocate the ownership among themselves when starting their company.
It’s said that a team has succeeded at splitting the equity if all
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Noam Wasserman and Thomas Hellmann
Wed, 11 Jul 2018
Wed, 11 Jul 2018
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The very first mistake most startup founders make
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