I know a guy who's very wealthy, worth ~$175m mostly liquid as he sold his company, and he recently asked me to borrow my password for a $100/year subscription service as he didn't want buy one. Is this the best example of cheapness you've ever heard of? Beat it.
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I knew a guy who sold his company after 4 years of work by himself and 3 employees for $575M. He didn’t even bonus his employees. They got nada. Zilch.
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Also on the narcissist who thinks he could have accomplished this without the employees.
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Not giving stock options does not necessarily mean somesones a narcissist.
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Selling a five person company for $600 million and giving zero reward to the four people who very likely made plenty of sacrifices to allow for that valuation lends a pretty good chance you have narcissistic tendencies
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Ah yeah, the standard argument, “they should have known better and used their supposed limitless choices to be granted a better hand, instead of expecting the asshole to not be an asshole.” Everybody knows better in hindsight. Doesn’t preclude people from being decent.
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1) I've heard they got awarded. 2) you can get rewarded and also not have stock 3) most businesses give 0 stock to employees 4) it is not a requirement to give equity to people 5) this is the point of mutually agreed upon salaries...anything outside that agreement, icing on cake
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