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That's fair, but my understanding is that employees don't get liquidation preference - investors do. So yeah, if there's a lot of stock out there with liquidati
by barretts 13y ago
That's fair, but my understanding is that employees don't get liquidation preference - investors do. So yeah, if there's a lot of stock out there with liquidation preference, your employee options can be worth a lot less. But as far as I know, there's no way to determine that ahead of time.
- tptacek 13y agoI'm not following. Your prospective employer needs to tell you about liquidation preference obligations they have for you to value your options. The way you as an employee determine that ahead of time is to ask.