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Finding a Cofounder
When it comes to entrepreneurship, are two heads really better than one? Cofounders should have complementary skills, values, and aspirations; a strong partnership will serve as the foundation for building impactful products. But finding someone who has those traits, and learning to work alongside them, is a process. Thankfully, Tania Abedian Coke and Kevin Hsu — the cofounders of Tellus — have some guidance in this episode of the Startup Playbook series.
Episode Links
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Tellus
An All Turtles product that is working to radically change and improve the standard of elder care with technology.
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Stanford’s Venture Studio
The home of some of the earliest iterations of Tellus.
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PERS
Personal Emergency Response Systems allow for people to call for medical help with the press of a button.
Show notes
Jeremy Vandehey, cofounder and CEO of Disco (1:42)
Disco is an All Turtles product that makes it easy to celebrate your company culture and values, all in the messaging tools you already use.
Disco is currently hiring engineers. Check out justdisco.com if you’re interested in applying.
Conversation with Phil Libin, All Turtles CEO (8:42)
Phil’s video on how to hire the best people
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Startup Playbook
An 8-part series about how startup founders and product creators tackle some of entrepreneurship's biggest challenges.
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