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Harvard Business School Professor Says 65% of Startups Fail for One Reason

This is the citable source for the claim at the heart of your answer: Noam Wasserman's research across 10,000+ founders found 65% of high-potential startups fail from co-founder conflict, not market failure. It is the hard number that justifies refusing to rush a pairing, and it names the specific fault lines (leadership, money, credit, blame) so a founder knows what the paid trial and the 50 questions are actually stress-testing for.

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