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Totally agree. I was part of a startup's founding team, and while the CEO got all the attention, we were grinding just as hard behind the scenes. It’s a classic case of "too many cooks" not being acknowledged, but those cooks are essential for the dish to turn out right!

Only 3 people eligible for that Entrepreneur status in company — CEO =} CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CTO =} CHIEF TECHNICAL OFFICER CMO =} CHIEF MARKETING OFFICER COO=} CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

But isn’t it also about leadership and vision? The CEO or founder often takes the biggest risks and sets the direction for the company. They deserve a bit more spotlight because, without their initial push, there might not be a company at all.

There's nothing wrong in this concept. The founder actually took all the risk so he deserves to be recognised. Rest team is mostly hired so there's nothing great they did

Sorry 4*

You're absolutely right. The term "entrepreneur" often gets associated mainly with the founders or the CEOs because they are the face of the company. However, the entire founding team and early employees play crucial roles and should be recognized as entrepreneurs too. It's a collective effort, but the media and public tend to focus on a single person for simplicity's sake.

It is what it is. Deal with it. Not everyone gets equal credit anywhere in the world.

The founder or ceo is the face of the brand in public. In a startup everyone is important.

Yep. Bitter truth

Yeah I can feel that