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The company takes a risk on the employee. The employee takes a risk on the company. When the company IS finally successful, it's due to EVERYONE's work. Not
by kzhahou 11y ago
The company takes a risk on the employee. The employee takes a risk on the company.
When the company IS finally successful, it's due to EVERYONE's work. Not in equal amounts, certainly, but not at a ratio of 50-5000x from founders to every other individual.
- wdewind 11y ago> Not in equal amounts, certainly, but not at a ratio of 50-5000x from founders to every other individual. I'm not sure I can agree with that statement. All I can say is that if you think you have a deal that isn't fair to you you should leave. But I can certainly imagine scenarios in which a founder contributes 50x more value than an early stage employee.