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It is, if they're offering RSUs rather than options. With options there's no meaningful "current valuation" since they're granted with a strike price that shou
by comp_throw7 5y ago
It is, if they're offering RSUs rather than options. With options there's no meaningful "current valuation" since they're granted with a strike price that should be equal to their last valuation, there's only a potential distribution of future outcomes based on expected multiples (incl. 0).