What To Do When Your Startup Stops Feeling Like A Family

Greg Satell
Nov 2 · 5 min read
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Every startup is exciting and romantic in the beginning. The founders usually know each other well and want to work together. They bring on others who are likeminded and committed to the mission of the enterprise. Long hours and shared experience makes the business feel less like work and more like a family.

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