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by erikprotagonist
1711 days ago
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If it is not obvious - this company was started in 2015, and is doing consulting while building a product. This means that they have to balance spending time on a) paid consulting, on b) unpaid product development, or c) investor financed development, or some mix of these. Investors require equity, so if you believe in your product and you can afford it taking a pay-cut it can make perfect sense. As an occasional investor it makes sense to me that you would want to invest in a company where the founders value their shares more than their wages - who would want to invest invest somewhere the founders want to cash out through wages instead of a future exit? |
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