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Re:Ask HN: Have you ever been on a project where the key per... by jklein11 on Saturday April 06, 2019 @04:09PM (#19592743)
It looks like “key man” insurance is basically a life insurance policy. What happens if you have some sort of falling out with one of the founders? Or you decide to start a competing company? Or you decide to go full time with one of the other three startups.

Having a single point of failure in a business is a big problem. Having a single point of failure that isn’t 100% committed to that business sounds insane

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