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1/(number of founders) is approximately what you should get. Any lower, leave. If you can get more, do. Don't go without equity, and make sure you have an air-
by striking 11y ago
1/(number of founders) is approximately what you should get. Any lower, leave. If you can get more, do.
Don't go without equity, and make sure you have an air-tight contract that strictly defines how you get your salary, even if (whatever BS reason). A startup is still a company, and if they're trying to waste your time I suggest you leave.
Give them a short timeframe to decide. Don't negotiate on it (within reason). Let them know you're not messing around.
If they're just "idea people" who are "just looking for someone to implement the idea", you hold all the cards.
- Kpourdeilami 11y agothey are using the grunt fund model and based on that argue they should receive more equity based on the money/extra year they have put in. So you're saying I should ask for 33%? I have told them if it doesn't get solved by Friday, then I'll move on.
- striking 11y agoYou have a year's worth of code with you as well as another employee. It sounds like you're pretty valuable.