I'd like to read about first-hand experiences founding startups with equal or unequal equity splits. A postmortem of sorts, what worked about the founder arrangement and what didn't and why, or if it was even a relevant factor at all.
I could believe that unequal equity splits are common in these mega-successes just because everyone involved is savvy enough to push hard for their own interests, but that ultimately it's an irrelevant detail to the success of the business. They'd be successful either way, but this way is the best possible outcome for the founder.
I could believe that unequal equity splits are common in these mega-successes just because everyone involved is savvy enough to push hard for their own interests, but that ultimately it's an irrelevant detail to the success of the business. They'd be successful either way, but this way is the best possible outcome for the founder.