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Yeah, no free lunch / easy solutions here. post-ex evaluation often misses the ongoing impact of decisions made during a leader's tenure. also there is difficul
by canvascritic 3y ago
Yeah, no free lunch / easy solutions here. post-ex evaluation often misses the ongoing impact of decisions made during a leader's tenure. also there is difficulty in isolating the effects of a single leader from the myriad of other factors that could influence a company's success post-exit. ex. Market conditions, subsequent leadership, and unforeseen global events, to name a few
- s1artibartfast 3y agoThe answer is is probably higher base pay along with longer maturity dates for options, or at least a wider spread of maturity dates.