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If a company grants you stock options as part of your compensation, you need still need to pay to get the stock. That's called exercising the options. If you l
by CyrusL 10y ago
If a company grants you stock options as part of your compensation, you need still need to pay to get the stock. That's called exercising the options.
If you leave the company, there is a limited window of time to exercise the option. If you don't exercise it, the stock gets returned back to the company.
This post is favoring that window being long and is responding to blog post favoring that window being short.
- niels_olson 10y agoSo the white-shoe Sand Hill Road crowd is averse to having a potentially large long term liability if things go awesome. This is some bold, 19th century robber baron stuff. Wow.