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An exit is not necessarily "a successful exit" There are lots of exits that look successful from the outside, but are not for the founders or their employees.
by segmondy 8y ago
An exit is not necessarily "a successful exit" There are lots of exits that look successful from the outside, but are not for the founders or their employees. The investors have to get paid first and usually by time they are done taking their slice of the pie there's nothing but crumbs left.
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- harel 8y agoAlso many "successful exists" are so because there is some monetary gain, but the gain is minimal considering the amount of time invested and money lost during that time. I had a couple of those. The experience gained was worth more than the money.