> Not everyone has the skills to run their own business. Some people prefer to be part of a team and not at the top of the pyramid. They get satisfaction by con

> Not everyone has the skills to run their own business. Some people prefer to be part of a team and not at the top of the pyramid. They get satisfaction by contributing. Working 60+ hour weeks for a paycheck that can get gotten elsewhere provides no one with satisfaction. Anyone who rides programmers that hard will find the programmer firing his manager. Almost none of the people that push you to do that are worth working for. Even a startup that provides RSUS. If you want what the OP wants in an employee, you need to pay a minimum of a 30% premium over what they can get elsewhere.