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No "employee" is ever ever ever going to get 10% of the company in options. If you are employee #10, you probably get 0.01% of your $10MM example, which works o
by unreal37 14y ago
No "employee" is ever ever ever going to get 10% of the company in options. If you are employee #10, you probably get 0.01% of your $10MM example, which works out to $1,000 if it ever cashes out assuming no dilution through investor rounds.
- chubot 14y agoHm that sounds way too low... I think it would be more like 0.1%, or $10K. A $10M exit is kind of small for say a 20 person company. It seems like most acqui-hires are more than $1M / employee (which of course doesn't mean the employee gets anywhere close to $1M).