How To Know Your Side Project Is Ready To Be A Startup

Re:How To Know Your Side Project Is Ready To Be A Startup by noodle on Thursday February 03, 2011 @02:30PM (#2176352)

how to know your side project is ready to be a startup:

  * you have employees
  * you have investors

edit: note that this is a tongue-in-cheek response to the article that implies that you might somehow be considering something a "side project" when having employees and investors to answer to.

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Re:How To Know Your Side Project Is Ready To Be A Startup by axod on Thursday February 03, 2011 @02:54PM (#2176469)

Neither of those are necessary.

  * users
  * profit (Or a clear path to getting there)

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Re:How To Know Your Side Project Is Ready To Be A Startup by krisrak on Thursday February 03, 2011 @02:47PM (#2176444)

* you have customers using it

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Re:How To Know Your Side Project Is Ready To Be A Startup by joelrunyon on Thursday February 03, 2011 @02:50PM (#2176455)

*you make money

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Re:How To Know Your Side Project Is Ready To Be A Startup by kmfrk on Thursday February 03, 2011 @03:51PM (#2176741)

It's that a stealth start-up? :p

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Re:How To Know Your Side Project Is Ready To Be A Startup by vortex30 on Thursday February 03, 2011 @10:21PM (#2178203)

when your app is stable and your friends are using it constantly

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