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by dfnord
5641 days ago
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Yes, I took that into consideration. The explicit equation, all from PG's article is: i = 1 / (1 - n) + sp where: i: the amount I'll increase the company's worth divided by the profit multiplier (which is 1 + profit(%)/ 100, eg: 1.5 for a 50% profit) n: equity received sp: salary price. Which is anual salary * overhead (pg suggest 1.5) / company's valuation In short, my values are: n = 1% i = 1.023 (2,3% which with a profit of 900% means they'd expect me to increase the company's value by 23%) sp = a bit above market's salary (can't say much more, sorry) |
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