Hii, I want start my startup but i want someone trustable with me but isnt it he will demand me to give 50 percent stakes to him, how to have mutual understanding and avoid sharing max or no stakes or share or company, and also what if later he claim
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t's a rookie mistake. You can’t just give away half the company because someone’s "trustable." They need to bring serious value. Define roles clearly before giving away shares.
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