Toxic Founder-Co-Founder Relationship
Hello, this is Hall T. Martin with the Startup Funding Espresso — your daily shot of startup funding and investing.
Startups should have a complete team at all times.
In the early stages of the startup, this includes a founder and a co-founder.
One should be selling it while the other should be building it.
It’s important to have a solid relationship between the founder and the co-founder.
Here are the signs you may have a toxic founder-co-founder relationship
One or both are critical of the other.
This goes beyond constructive criticism into a personal attack.
One or both become defensive in a discussion.
Instead of working through the discussion, one shifts the blame on the other.
One or both resent the other.
This comes out in the form of contempt.
During a discussion, one or both withdraw from the conversation.
This indicates one or the other is trying to stonewall.
Before investing in a startup check the founder co-founder relationship.
These toxic signs indicate the relationship will not last and will most likely spill over to the rest of the team.
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