czar
@czar
FCs: how did you find your cofounders? Did you first have an early prototype/product before you brought them on?
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naren
@naren
found my cofounders in a builder community, goal was to make some random project for fun that we could launch on PH. After tinkering around, we came across something that we wanted to pursue together entirely
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df
@df
@perl
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𝚐𝔪𝟾𝚡𝚡𝟾
@gm8xx8
@perl
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jp 🎩🚢
@jpren.eth
People I’d personally worked with. Previously referrals by trusted friends There was either a prototype or clear articulation of problem space/idea
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Varun Srinivasan
@v
in two cases they were people i'd worked with, one case it was someone i was already good friends with i've had very low hitrate with people i don't already have a relationship with
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Jayme Hoffman
@jayme
Worked with them on a prev team/project Yes, always jammed on stuff before
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Colin
@colin
Solo founder :)
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Cassie Heart
@cassie
Last time I played the confounding game it was with people I had already built a strong professional relationship with and folks from their own similar network. It wasn’t for the best, so next time I get the entrepreneurial itch it’ll be purely solo.
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Tayyab - d/acc
@tayyab
Was going to start a co with previous startup cofounder, but for personal reasons he couldn’t take the plunge. I went on a very serious cofounder dating process and found my cofounder via OnDeck (startup founder community). We gelled over a shared sense of mission.
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CS
@cs
Married her
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Grey
@greynguyen
My cofounder was the first person I met in college. We were roommates for 4 years, and started a company together when he moved from SF to NYC.
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Jordan
@amphiboly
One on Twitter. One at a conference. No for both.
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