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Harj Taggar

03/26/21

@ Y Combinator

You really want a co-founder when you're starting a company for three main reasons: increased productivity, moral support, and a pattern of success among successful startups.

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How to Find the Right Co-founder

@ Y Combinator

How to Find the Right Co-founder

03/26/21

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