I am no expert, but do you think this will create, "too many chefs in the kitchen?"
In my experience, buying love is not nearly as effective as winning it.
When a founder helps a fellow company out of the goodness of their hearts or just for Karma, or with hopes of reciprocity, that help will likely be more valuable than a bunch of founders who feel somewhat invested in the other companies and maybe think they know better.
I think this is an interesting experiment...but I wonder how this will actually play out. I can see it having the exact opposite effect you are hoping for.
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I am no expert, but do you think this will create, "too many chefs in the kitchen?"
In my experience, buying love is not nearly as effective as winning it.
When a founder helps a fellow company out of the goodness of their hearts or just for Karma, or with hopes of reciprocity, that help will likely be more valuable than a bunch of founders who feel somewhat invested in the other companies and maybe think they know better.
I think this is an interesting experiment...but I wonder how this will actually play out. I can see it having the exact opposite effect you are hoping for.