> In what virtually reality does one go from "employee" to actually being entitled to own a piece of a company?
In the startup world? Legal practices?
> I have taken trips to the hospital due to the stress caused by business issues.
Same here, but as an employee. And I didn't end up owning a company in the end.
> None of my employees ever missed a paycheck or had to worry about where payroll money would come from. Every.
None of them ended up filthy rich either. I'm in my 30s and am reluctant to get married and have kids because of uncertainty over my future. My industry is flooded with labour, pay keeps going down and management keeps getting more unreasonable.
In the startup world? Legal practices?
> I have taken trips to the hospital due to the stress caused by business issues.
Same here, but as an employee. And I didn't end up owning a company in the end.
> None of my employees ever missed a paycheck or had to worry about where payroll money would come from. Every.
None of them ended up filthy rich either. I'm in my 30s and am reluctant to get married and have kids because of uncertainty over my future. My industry is flooded with labour, pay keeps going down and management keeps getting more unreasonable.
> What nonsense.
Enjoy your company's bankruptcy then.