actually, most of the companies I've worked for were started by an individual, and most of the successful ones were as well.
But my point is that there has to be someone in charge. You can have "cofounders" so long as they know that the buck stops with you. (Or you can be a cofounder so long as you know the buck stops with someone.)
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actually, most of the companies I've worked for were started by an individual, and most of the successful ones were as well.
But my point is that there has to be someone in charge. You can have "cofounders" so long as they know that the buck stops with you. (Or you can be a cofounder so long as you know the buck stops with someone.)
"almost all of them founded by more than one person"
You can see why I might get that impression...