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I'm not an expert in this, but most startups that have tried to recruit me in series A/B have such small ambitions (or more quantitatively, TAM) that I can unde
by duped 5y ago
I'm not an expert in this, but most startups that have tried to recruit me in series A/B have such small ambitions (or more quantitatively, TAM) that I can understand why investors want higher stakes. If your TAM and desired market capture implies revenue of less than like $500 million the company is never going to IPO, just for example.
Side note, as a potential employee (and a different kind of investor) that's the determining factor in whether or not the equity vs paycut gamble makes sense.
- neilc 5y ago> If your TAM and desired market capture implies revenue of less than like $500 million the company is never going to IPO, just for example. The vast majority of tech companies that IPO have revenues of (much) less than $500M.