Cofounders, Values, and Hiring
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Patrice Roulive illustrates the difficulty of finding cofounders and generally recruiting whilst preserving the core values of a company. Patrice speaks from his own experiences and teaches viewers how to spot excellent candidates and determine who your ideal cofounder is. This content was produced for the 2011 Brussels semester of the Founder Institute by Founder Institute mentor Patrice Roulive, founder and COO of Telemis. Follow him on Twitter to learn more: https://twitter.com/roulive
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