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Re:Breaking a myth: Data shows you don’t actually need a co-... by 50CNT on Saturday August 27, 2016 @06:08AM (#12371758)
Then you don't need a co-founder.

It can still be nice to have one, one guys schleps are another persons hobby. Like I'm good at analysis, but bad at dealing with third-parties. The guy I'm working with is good at dealing with third-parties but is a bit slower at dissecting problems. No worries. There's a number of different other pairings of this kind too, some areas where we have overlap, some stuff one of us needs to figure out, some both of us need to learn. And I think that's pretty cool.

Re:Breaking a myth: Data shows you don’t actually need a co-... by leesalminen on Saturday August 27, 2016 @10:59AM (#12372608)
Agreed 100%. I could have started my company alone; but then I would've been stuck doing payroll, HR, mediating employee conflict and all that nonsense. My partner is a people person, and I'm not. It works out really well and my staff are happy to not have to deal with me directly (I can be a bit brash).