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by dilyevsky
736 days ago
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Anecdotally, i've received more offers in the last ~5 years with extended window. I think it's just natural evolution due to increased competition for talent with high-paying public companies. Here's an incomplete list btw[0]. There are usually some strings attached - e.g additional cliff to qualify (like 2-3 years with the company) and you need to sign a separation agreement when leaving, etc > That's a huge number though, I'd never gamble that much either. I've been offered early exercise of 25k options with a $2 strike price. Series B startup. So yeah... [0] - https://github.com/holman/extended-exercise-windows |
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This is a nice list, thanks!
No idea how complete that is, but it lists roughly ~160 companies. Which is nice, but according to [1] there are about 71K startups in the US. (Of course both of these counts might be wrong but let's go with these numbers.)
So about 0.2% of startups have extended exercise windows. Not a lot ;-(
[1] https://github.com/holman/extended-exercise-windows