> The engineers building the future deserve a fair equity share in the value they create; today they don't get one.
I understand that this is from 2001, but oh boy has this changed drastically.
For arguably the first time in history founders of businesses operate controlling interest of their stock on the public market. More billionaires have been minted from tech companies in the last 15 years. Not only have engineers gotten their fair share, their power is now being questioned (see Musk, Zuck, etc.).
I understand that this is from 2001, but oh boy has this changed drastically.
For arguably the first time in history founders of businesses operate controlling interest of their stock on the public market. More billionaires have been minted from tech companies in the last 15 years. Not only have engineers gotten their fair share, their power is now being questioned (see Musk, Zuck, etc.).