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I can understand this but at the same time it could possibly go the other way. What if the person sold the company because it was going downhill? What if it was
by apacheCamel 8y ago
I can understand this but at the same time it could possibly go the other way. What if the person sold the company because it was going downhill? What if it wasn't properly managed and the whole thing was sold just to get rid of it? I would say someone who has experience building and selling a company has value but not in every situation and it isn't always 'light years' ahead.
- mjfl 8y agoI would say the fact that someone would pay for their company, no matter what the situation is, puts them light years ahead. There's no stronger signal than someone else being willing to part with cash in order to obtain the rights their work.