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What do you think about looking for a co-founder on Craigslist?
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Re: What do you think about looking for a co-founder on Craigslist?
#2I can't say it's one of the best places. But hey -- people have found some odder things on Craigslist.
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#3I can't say it's one of the best places. But hey -- people have found some odder things on Craigslist.
true. my parents met on craigslist.
(just kidding. i don't think that's possible.)
Re: What do you think about looking for a co-founder on Craigslist?
#4I can't say it's one of the best places. But hey -- people have found some odder things on Craigslist.
Agreed. I've actually gone ahead and tried. Contacted a developer who had a "team" in India and wanted to start a project. Well... lets just say I lost touch with him when I asked his entire team to sign an NDA. If you're going to look on Craigslist, have an NDA ready.
Re: What do you think about looking for a co-founder on Craigslist?
#5This touches on an interesting problem. Those of us with limited social networks (aka not in grad school) who would like to collaborate with others simply don't have a way to meet other entrepreneurs. Err, sounds like a startup idea in the making ...
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#6I cant believe someone actually posted this - google and you will find an article by someone who saw such an advt.
and says why it is such a bad idea
Re: What do you think about looking for a co-founder on Craigslist?
#7This touches on an interesting problem. Those of us with limited social networks (aka not in grad school) who would like to collaborate with others simply don't have a way to meet other entrepreneurs. Err, sounds like a startup idea in the making ...
that is true.
Did you code pindax.com?
good stuff.