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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Are founders who have not worked together before considered a red flag?
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Always exceptions like
@drewhouston@arashf from@Dropbox What's the "worst"? Curious!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I wonder how common it is for successful teams to use phrases like “consider...” or “I was wrong” etc. amongst themselves or with investors. In other words, maybe this is a positive signal, whether people have worked together before or not.
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Gerontocracy hates new market players. Working with a new team is a red flag? Give us a break.
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