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> The correct answer is a 10-year extended window How would that work? Very few people stay in a tech job for 10 years. I stayed in a software job for 9 years,
by gwbas1c 4y ago
> The correct answer is a 10-year extended window
How would that work? Very few people stay in a tech job for 10 years. I stayed in a software job for 9 years, until I was laid off, and that's extremely unusual.
- erichurkman 4y agoMost startups offer a 90 day window to exercise after you leave. Some companies have extended that to longer (caveat being they convert to NSO grants after 90 days).
- gkoberger 4y agoNormally, the exercise window starts when you leave and lasts 90 days. The 10 years works the same way, except much longer! It has nothing to do with how long you're at the company (although some companies only trigger an extended window after you've hit X years). Here's more: https://zachholman.com/posts/fuck-your-90-day-exercise-window/ https://zachholman.com/posts/fuck-your-90-day-exercise-windo...