1. Startups should not aim to compete financially with big tech companies in compensation, but instead focus on offering generous, fair, and flexible packages.
2. To ensure accountability and avoid legal issues, startups should set clear goals for hires and have a system for handling underperformance regarding equity vesting.
3. Startups can establish compensation standards early to avoid potential legal pitfalls and provide a solid foundation for adjustments as the company grows.
2. To ensure accountability and avoid legal issues, startups should set clear goals for hires and have a system for handling underperformance regarding equity vesting.
3. Startups can establish compensation standards early to avoid potential legal pitfalls and provide a solid foundation for adjustments as the company grows.
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Startups should prioritize fair, flexible compensation packages over financial competition with big tech companies. Establishing clear goals for hires and addressing underperformance in equity vesting is crucial to avoid legal issues. Early compensation standardization provides a solid basis for
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Category ID: listed_summary
Date: Nov. 10, 2025
Notes: 2025-11-10
Created: 2025/11/10 20:42
Updated: 2025/12/07 22:27
Last Read: 2025/11/10 22:29