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There is really no way of knowing how much those options are worth without knowing the size of the pool and valuation of the company, anyhow. I treat these as
by csbowe 13y ago
There is really no way of knowing how much those options are worth without knowing the size of the pool and valuation of the company, anyhow. I treat these as monopoly money unless I actually know what percent of the company I'm being given. Lots of things, namely reverse splits, before an exit can greatly affect the value of those shares!
- StockOptionCnsl 13y agoRight! This falls under "Run the Numbers" in the Upstart Blog Post. It is not possible to compare an offer of equity without the info you described and some thoughtful attention to how YOU value that equity.
- aaronbrethorst 13y agoI treat these as monopoly money unless I actually know what percent of the company I'm being given. Knowing your percentage doesn't make it any less monopoly money. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5771831 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5771831