throwaway3211

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   by throwaway3211 16y ago

   1) Yes. 2) That one's a bit difficult to judge, I certainly screwed up the management parts of my job, whether I'm any good as an architecture designer and someone who makes technical decisions ... can't really tell; I think I managed quite
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   by throwaway3211 16y ago

   Well there are two ways this someone else can kick me out. 1. We have some advisors/extremely-early-investors so any two parties that band up together, have the majority share and can throw the third party out. 2. This someone else has been
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   by throwaway3211 16y ago

   The cofounder and I came together because of the startup. And we have the good ol' reverse vesting thing, neither of us is over the 0% boundary yet. As for the startup itself, it's almost certain to get a follow-on of a certain government g
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   by throwaway3211 16y ago

   Not sure on how to monetarily quantify it to be honest, I guess the difference between being a 10's of millions a year and being 100's of millions a year. As I said, I am willing to step down as CEO and just remain a CTO at least for the ti
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   Ask HN: Advice on cofounders wanting to kick you out

   8 points by throwaway3211 16y ago|11 comments