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The "right thing" was to agree on that before the work was performed. It's too late to go back on that now. The original vesting agreements are all that shoul
by crusso 11y ago
The "right thing" was to agree on that before the work was performed. It's too late to go back on that now. The original vesting agreements are all that should hold. If the other founders want to come to a new agreement with some cash compensation or other special status in exchange for his returning some of the company's equity, that's up for negotiation.
- Arnt 11y agoI've never been in a vaguely successful startup where people do the right thing. What people do is approximate, do well enough to survive and grow, and defer the Right Thing until later. Doing the Right Thing takes time.