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1. The verb usually used is "exercise," not "execute." 2. It's a startup and you say you're a key employee. Why do you have NSOs vs ISOs? NSOs are very unf
by NonEUCitizen 5y ago
1. The verb usually used is "exercise," not "execute."
2. It's a startup and you say you're a key employee. Why do you have NSOs vs ISOs? NSOs are very unfavorably taxed -- read up on NSOs vs. ISOs before anything else.
3. Perhaps you can stay on as a very part-time advisor to postpone start of 90-day window? (so you can start your next thing instead of staying 6 months)
4. Don't join another startup unless they offer you ISOs, and are an early enough employee that you can exercise early and elect 83(b). Or unless they pay you more than BigCo.