How to choose a business partner: complementary skills, trial projects, the conversations about money and exit to have early, and the agreements that protect both of you.
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Guides founders and owners through finding, vetting, and formalizing a business partner — complementary skills, aligned expectations, and the paperwork that protects the friendship.
Map your own gaps first — the right partner is strong where you're weak, not a second you.
Former colleagues, industry meetups, online communities — where real partnerships actually start, and the odds of each.
A small, paid, deadline-bound project together before any equity talk — the cheapest vetting that exists.
Money, hours, titles, spouses, and quitting — the questions to ask while everyone still likes each other.
Operating agreements, vesting, and buy-sell clauses in plain language, so lawyers polish rather than translate.
Early warning signs, structured check-ins, and how good agreements make hard exits survivable.
How My Partner Works
Write down what the venture needs that you can't or won't do — that's the partner spec.
Run a real project together with money and deadlines involved before discussing ownership.
Put split, roles, and exits in a signed agreement while goodwill is at its peak.
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Equal splits feel fair but freeze decisions when you disagree — and most partners contribute unequal time, money, or risk. Decide based on contribution and commitment, add vesting over several years, and name a tie-breaking mechanism either way.
Sometimes — but the relationship raises the stakes in both directions. The same rules apply doubly: do a trial project, write everything down, and agree on what happens to the friendship if the business fails. This is education, not legal advice; have a lawyer review any agreement.
Ownership split and vesting, roles and decision rights, money in and money out, what happens when someone leaves, dies, or underperforms, and how disputes get resolved. The uncomfortable clauses are the whole point — get professional help drafting them.
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