Re:LivingSocial: Employees' and Founders' Common Stock Now W...
by maerek on Thursday February 21, 2013 @08:12AM
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Better question here - who are you to judge this? A prospective employee is by no means forced to accept employment with a start-up where they're receiving a smaller share of equity than the founders. There is no grounds for any sort of argument of what is "fair" when you are on the receiving end of a job offer. If it's not fair, don't sign on. If you don't like the terms of the deal, renegotiate or find another one. The founders / current employees can offer whatever they would like - you have the ability to decide whether or not you want to accept those terms.
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Re:LivingSocial: Employees' and Founders' Common Stock Now W...
by confluence on Thursday February 21, 2013 @01:33PM
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Problem with this thinking is that it assumes the employee knows what's fair and isn't being lied to by the startup.
That's really not the case.