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You should definitely press for as much information as you can - how many shares (or stock options, or RSUs) you're getting, how many shares are outstanding, th
by argonaut 11y ago
You should definitely press for as much information as you can - how many shares (or stock options, or RSUs) you're getting, how many shares are outstanding, the common stock / preferred stock breakdown, liquidation preferences, etc. It's unlikely any startup will be willing to share all of that with you, though.
That being said, they definitely cannot lie to you.
- trying222 11y agoThanks, this is a helpful list of questions. I'll go ahead and ask and see what they say, worst case they won't be able to answer any of them.