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He also joined Lyft as a "Support Associate"[1] where he, presumably, got a stock grant that was much much smaller than those for more in demand roles. He woul
by harryh 7y ago
He also joined Lyft as a "Support Associate"[1] where he, presumably, got a stock grant that was much much smaller than those for more in demand roles.
He would not have been able to get a stock grant from FB or Google like you describe. It's fine to talk about the risk premium, but you're making an apples to oranges comparison here.
1. https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-rodriguez-05653226/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-rodriguez-05653226/
- huac 7y agoah, i didn't actually dig that deeply, that makes sense. i guess my belief in startups isn't completely shaken, then! it's interesting then that both of the people who were interviewed for this article were in non-tech roles (uber guy was in a marketing role).