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I don't know of anyone personally who got an exit like that but I do know companies are staying private longer nowadays. This can increase the risk for employe
by hellskitchendev 12y ago
I don't know of anyone personally who got an exit like that but I do know companies are staying private longer nowadays. This can increase the risk for employees. EquityZen (where I work) is trying to make it easier for employees to exit before their company has an liquidity event. This blog post explores Fab and Aereo and how a big exit is not always guaranteed: https://equityzen.com/blog/learning-from-fab-and-aereo-liquidity-matters/ https://equityzen.com/blog/learning-from-fab-and-aereo-liqui...
- Eridrus 12y agoDo you guys have any data on what Series A -> Exit dilution looks like for regular employees>
- hellskitchendev 12y agoIt really depends on the company and the terms of the investments they take on. This is a little case study of what you equity might look like if you joined Uber in 2012: https://equityzen.com/blog/uber-employee-shareholder-value-analysis/ https://equityzen.com/blog/uber-employee-shareholder-value-a... . It's a little outdated but it goes over some of the math you would need to figure out what your shares would be worth.