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If he is going to have such a tough time replacing you, he should pay you more and/or give you significant equity. It doesn't make sense that he should take ad
by ohyes 15y ago
If he is going to have such a tough time replacing you, he should pay you more and/or give you significant equity.
It doesn't make sense that he should take advantage of you for over a year, and then act all upset when you finally get a clue and quit.
I seriously /boggle at employers like this.