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by djoldman
325 days ago
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> the whole point of equity compensation is that it replaces cash, as the startup rarely has sufficient liquidity in cash. Understood and it makes sense. Offering equity to a potential employee is a way for the employee to benefit potentially on future growth in the company. I'm proposing that if there is a future funding round, pay the employee a dividend from part of the proceeds. Or maybe give them more shares or a combination; but put it in writing from the start. |
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