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Groupon went public, and their stock went from $26/share to $4. If the same thing happens to Uber in a down round, that's pretty much the definition of collapse
by vannevar 10y ago
Groupon went public, and their stock went from $26/share to $4. If the same thing happens to Uber in a down round, that's pretty much the definition of collapse.
- danielweber 10y agoWithout saying whether I think such a thing is likely, Uber compensates significantly with stock, and they cannot retain talent if the trust in the cashout goes away.
- user5994461 10y agoThey give ISO which are worthless and might fire back for a lot of employees. They won't be able to retain talent when the talent will figure out they can't get the stock that was wrongly promised.