As a company moves from its earliest stages, to a growing business supported by investors and plenty of paying customers, hiring people left and right, there’s a shift for all of the founders. It can be unsettling to have been the person who built the first version of the product and suddenly bump into people left and right as you’re continuing to work how you used to. Touching code is still a lot of fun, but somehow there’s never enough time in the calendar. People rely on you heavily ...
