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The Founder’s Dilemmas — Stanford ETL talk

Noam Wasserman (Creator) · Stanford University (Publisher)

An archived talk about early founder decisions and the people issues that can complicate building a business together.

Published 2012 · Original material; current context may differ.

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You want a research-informed starting point for discussing the partnership you are considering.

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You need a current setup checklist, an agreement template, or help with an active disagreement. The examples concern startups.

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The talk dates from 2012. Use its questions as discussion prompts; do not treat its historical startup examples as current market evidence.

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Published through Stanford’s Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders series. This entry points to a public recording, not an individual advising service.

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The talk dates from 2012. Use its questions as discussion prompts; do not treat its historical startup examples as current market evidence.

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Source information checked 3 October 2026. Fit notes are Brass Charter’s editorial assessment; offerings have not been personally tested.

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