Ask YC: How many fair percentage for Hacker and Non Hacker?
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Update:
Our product is social site.
designer do html/css (absolutely he can't code, if he need javascript ui he asked me to do it) and marketer (his job is send email, facebook message to potential user, answer user email, writing help document).
Sometimes i feel i am the only one who work hard, I have worked in three months, site is ready for private beta except it still look ugly, designer have not finished. Marketer absolutely has not do anything.
designer do html/css (absolutely he can't code, if he need javascript ui he asked me to do it) and marketer (his job is send email, facebook message to potential user, answer user email, writing help document).
Sometimes i feel i am the only one who work hard, I have worked in three months, site is ready for private beta except it still look ugly, designer have not finished. Marketer absolutely has not do anything.
Being the only hacker I can understand you are working very hard to get the project off the ground. Keep in mind that eventually as or project come closer to launch, you may find you require level of effort go down, and their go up quite a bit.
Sounds fair to me, based on the information you've given. Do you think you're contributing significantly more to the success of the project than the other two? If so, that could signal a problem.
Set it up equally and make sure your vesting clauses protect each owner's shares/rights in case a founder leaves or stops contributing during the first couple years.
Have you all contributed equal start up capital?
Yeah, we contribute equal capital.
Next question: Do you feel that they work as hard/effectively as you and will provide as much value to the company?
All technical thing handled by me, survey and choose right technology, choose right hosting, code, set up server, maintain code and server.
Right now, we are all (three) have same company stock. Is this fair for me?