The Entrepreneur is Foremost a Shareholder
In a startup’s early days, a founder, more often than not, is the “chief-of-everything.” She is the CEO, the HR, and the customer service all at once. She does not have the luxury of hiring top talent from day one, so she works with the limited resources she has to build her startup from the ground up. In a company’s earliest stages, this makes sense. Over time, the entrepreneur grows her team and scales her business. She hires top-level management and a reliable, well-performing team. Eventually, the founder will carry the “sole” responsibility of managing her company day-to-day as its Read More …