I do have some RSUs, but no real way of knowing how much they’ll be worth, if anything. I don’t get to see a cap table, nor am I privy to the investors’ term sheet to know what their overhang is.
Stock options used to be an enticing form of ownership, now it’s a crapshoot: you’re gambling that you won’t get screwed.
But all of that is beside the point. When I (and presumably the original poster) are talking about ownership, we mean the sense of originating and creating the thing we’re building, not just owning the material benefit from it.
Stock options used to be an enticing form of ownership, now it’s a crapshoot: you’re gambling that you won’t get screwed.
But all of that is beside the point. When I (and presumably the original poster) are talking about ownership, we mean the sense of originating and creating the thing we’re building, not just owning the material benefit from it.