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...employee equity, which I thought is really interesting, is the fact that because employee equity vests, a lot of it comes back to the company. This is the hidden, unspoken, unsexy, sometimes negative part of employee equity. So first off, I am in fav
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...to those early employees because they're not gonna make up a bigger portion of your headcount. But, hey, we candidly haven't seen that much change in it over the last few years. So just the the final insight that I I saw you share about ESOP or emplo
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...equity makes employees feel like they own part of what they're building. It's not like, oh, I'm working for a company. It's I'm working with a company, and we're building something that if successful is gonna be obviously, like, lucrative for myself.
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...comes to equity, which employees need to be mindful of despite, obviously, the value of equity is liquidity. It's like and any of you touched on this earlier. If you have equity in a company, you're working at that company, maybe you leave, maybe you
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“The harsh reality about startup employees risking everything for equity dreams”
...employees at these early companies. They're being paid under market. They're working crazy hours, and they have, you know, a piece of equity that may or may not come to fruition. Right? They they may
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...even as you get to be in the hundreds of employees.
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...equity expectation you think is reasonable for an employee to have to to sign on for, let's say, a decade of nine nine six at a company? Yeah. I mean, again, it would be up to the person. If the person is, you know, from an immigrant family and they
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...or giving equity to employees just more common, full stop? That's the long term vision. I think every employee in every company should have ownership, should have a portfolio of the companies that they go through. You know, there's a long way to go w
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...how many startup employees will actually make money on their startup equity? Less than 10%. And how much is there a number of how much they will make either relative to, like, an absolute I can't I can't give a number, how much they will make. Even i
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...equity actually starts vesting, say, monthly or weekly from your grant date. The other core difference though is it is at will employment as far as I know. So unlike athletes, there is no lock in period for those researchers. I mean, the researchers
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...of equity. And then the more general employee population, if you are gonna have a a share option plan in place for all of your employees, then you probably don't really want that option pool accounting for more than 10, maybe maximum 15% when you're
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