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> 1. Nobody can promise to never sell. It could be enforced by the contract. You could also write a contract that says that in the event of a sale, every prev
by thomasahle 5y ago
> 1. Nobody can promise to never sell.
It could be enforced by the contract.
You could also write a contract that says that in the event of a sale, every previous employee is given equity retrospectively in proportion to how many years they were employed.
Lots of ways.
- basisword 5y agoYeah that was my point, unless it’s contractual you can’t rely on it.