Versus a ballpark of a 10th engineer getting, say, 0.5%.
Even a few rounds of dilution can't explain a drop of two orders of magnitude.
I'm thinking the author either didn't pay attention or care or trusted too much in the initial offer, didn't stay long enough to vest most of it, didn't buy most of their options in the end, or all of the above?
Versus a ballpark of a 10th engineer getting, say, 0.5%.
Even a few rounds of dilution can't explain a drop of two orders of magnitude.
I'm thinking the author either didn't pay attention or care or trusted too much in the initial offer, didn't stay long enough to vest most of it, didn't buy most of their options in the end, or all of the above?