m3t4lh3ad

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   by m3t4lh3ad 6y ago

   That was kind of the point - getting some wild ass ideas :) But for a bit more contexts. No kids, 36 years old, only dependent is my partner who also works but earns less. I have a high paying job and a mortgage. I appreciate I'm not g
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   Ask HN: You have $300k in stocks. What would you do?

   10 points by m3t4lh3ad 6y ago|30 comments
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   by m3t4lh3ad 9y ago

   I went back and negotiated. It went smoothly. It was a bit of inexperience on their side. All is well - thanks for your feedback.
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   by m3t4lh3ad 9y ago

   Thanks for your thoughts. The cash component doesn't worry me at this stage and you're right, the options basically aren't worth anything initially. That said, there are many things that can cause someone to leave a company:
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   by m3t4lh3ad 9y ago

   They do seem new to the business and maybe that's just it. I've already put this down as a deal breaker to me. So I'll catch up with them next week and see how they respond.
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   by m3t4lh3ad 9y ago

   No. I would be the first employee.
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   Ask HN: Vesting schedule with no cliff?

   8 points by m3t4lh3ad 9y ago|17 comments