Startup founders should prioritize trust and character over technical skills when choosing co-founders and early hires. Skills can be learned later, but the personal foundation you build now determines whether your company survives.
Strong founders don't rush this process. They slow down just enough to make sure they truly understand who they're building this big startup and vision with. Because skills can be hired, but trust, character, and compatibility has to be earned. And this is what truly matters.
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