Startups that have one red flag usually have several. E.g. a startup with a made-up idea is more likely to have apparently unrelated problems, like a wildly uneven equity split, or founders who haven't worked together before.
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Don’t all startups have some sort of red flag or another?
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@paulg It would be interesting to learn most common red flags according to you -
Likewise. Because this information can be used to understand the components of a successful startup just as much as the positive characteristics.
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Unable to succently explain what problem they are solving is usually one of those res flags.
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Why does it always have to be a problem? What if I'm just building a future. I think X will be mainstream in 10 years from now. So I'm building it today. What's the problem with this approach?
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