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by koolherc
2054 days ago
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It's all good until founders understand that "we are just the help". They are the ones with the most risk, and they cannot simply walk away to a new job if they don't like how things are going.
But a lot of founders put too much weight on early employees, require working as much as the founder, or require to take responsibility in things that far outreach what they were accepting to when signing a contract. |
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If a founder is spending VC money and paying themselves a SV grade salary, I would have trouble calling that a significant amount of risk.