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I worked for a company about 18 months ago and the CEO sent an email to everyone "prohibiting" selling your shares on the secondary market because he was worrie
by ryguytilidie 11y ago
I worked for a company about 18 months ago and the CEO sent an email to everyone "prohibiting" selling your shares on the secondary market because he was worried about a hostile takeover.
None of this made sense to me. You're going to restrict your early employees from making money? No one owns more than .5% so why would one be worried at all? To me it just seemed like another example of a CEO believing their employees are second class citizens and that they don't deserve any money until the CEO is RICH.
- rqebmm 11y ago> why would one be worried at all? Because the CEO holds less than a decision-making stake to himself? It wouldn't matter that everyone has a tiny percentage if an outside party is willing to spend enough money to buy them all.