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By: Fernando Guzmán Cárdenas

What if you find all this, but his/her financial situation is very bad. (no savings, no job.. pure skill)

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By: Fernando Guzmán Cárdenas

I’m bookmarking this page in order to check it later… hope someone can share me a nice advice, because thats the situation I’m right now! Two potential partners, very intelligent, very entrepreneur, a...

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By: Jared O'Toole

That’s always a problem for a startup. How to bring in the talent with little to no money. 1. Offer equity. It won’t pay their bills but you want partners who are sold on the long-term of the business....

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By: Fernando Guzmán Cárdenas

I’m very glad you took a time to answer this question And that’s exactly what I was thinking to do. And as you just said, it doesn’t always work. I guess that’s the risk. Congrats on this site

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By: S?????? g??g

Very well written , i think when a startup builds people backup eachother and compliment eachother in their respective work . In startup nobody’s perfect . Its like work together and make your work...

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By: Jared O'Toole

No problem…Good luck!

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By: Fernando Guzmán Cárdenas

What if you find all this, but his/her financial situation is very bad. (no savings, no job.. pure skill)

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By: Fernando Guzmán Cárdenas

I’m bookmarking this page in order to check it later… hope someone can share me a nice advice, because thats the situation I’m right now! Two potential partners, very intelligent, very entrepreneur, a...

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By: Jared O'Toole

That’s always a problem for a startup. How to bring in the talent with little to no money. 1. Offer equity. It won’t pay their bills but you want partners who are sold on the long-term of the business....

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By: Fernando Guzmán Cárdenas

I’m very glad you took a time to answer this question :)And that’s exactly what I was thinking to do. And as you just said, it doesn’t always work. I guess that’s the risk. Congrats on this site 🙂

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By: S?????? g??g

Very well written , i think when a startup builds people backup eachother and compliment eachother in their respective work . In startup nobody’s perfect . Its like work together and make your work...

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By: Jared O'Toole

No problem…Good luck!

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By: Fernando Guzmán Cárdenas

What if you find all this, but his/her financial situation is very bad. (no savings, no job.. pure skill)

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By: Fernando Guzmán Cárdenas

I’m bookmarking this page in order to check it later… hope someone can share me a nice advice, because thats the situation I’m right now! Two potential partners, very intelligent, very entrepreneur, a...

View Article

By: Jared O'Toole

That’s always a problem for a startup. How to bring in the talent with little to no money. 1. Offer equity. It won’t pay their bills but you want partners who are sold on the long-term of the business....

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By: Fernando Guzmán Cárdenas

I’m very glad you took a time to answer this question :)And that’s exactly what I was thinking to do. And as you just said, it doesn’t always work. I guess that’s the risk. Congrats on this site 🙂

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By: S?????? g??g

Very well written , i think when a startup builds people backup eachother and compliment eachother in their respective work . In startup nobody’s perfect . Its like work together and make your work...

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By: Jared O'Toole

No problem…Good luck!

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