My co-founder is flirting with an intern online. Should I care about it?
P.S - He doesn't have much responsibilities in the startup anyways.
Sekhar Javvadi
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Spotmies • 5m
Just throw him out of the startup, work ethics are much more important
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The only thing that makes the hardship of business worse is the expectation that it should be easy.
Most important thing is working ethic.
Greater your work ethics,the more faster you rise .
in the very beginning phase of a startup, if the founder is not active how to motivate him or push him to work.
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Gaurav Garg
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Want to throw a open question why startup is a hype even though most startups fail/struggle badly but highly skilled freelancers/independent Professionals are not that much celebrated where they are earning well. Another social stigma ?
Medial should start nominally priced offline startup showcases across India for startup enthusiasts to come and check out and do the following
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- workshops for startup based knowledge
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My co-founder doesn't own any responsibility in the startup nor he pushes himself at all to take ownership of anything.
He does the work that I give him(basic work). We are a funded startup operating since 4 years, I have already had a lot of discuss