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Beg to differ. I (gladly) worked for considerably less than market rate (while still not starving) for stock. I'd do that again and I'd offer it. Yeah, I was co
by CalChris 10y ago
Beg to differ. I (gladly) worked for considerably less than market rate (while still not starving) for stock. I'd do that again and I'd offer it. Yeah, I was committed. Getting paid market rate and getting an option, done that too. It was a paycheck and a lottery ticket. Much less committed.
- kobeya 10y agoThat's great if you want to restrict your talent pool to college drop outs with no living costs or dependants.
- Dylan16807 10y agoYou know there is a large gap between a living wage and a typical software wage, right? If the wage discount is less than that, there is no restriction to who can take the job, despite dependents. (Whether they should accept such a tradeoff is a different issue.)