You should ask the terms of the funding. You should ask with the cap table looks like. You should ask whether there are preferences or exit multipliers. You should ask how much of the company the founders are reserving for the employees. You should ask who the source of funding is. You should also get your head examined. Because if asking these basic questions is what you need to be told, you shouldnât be going to a start up with any kind. And if you currently make 700 grand a year? You should definitely not go. Because the chances that any start up hits that in the end is practically zero. Also, you should ask what the business is and ask them for the details. Who is the buyer? How did they buy? Why do they buy? What budget item are you taking? Finally, if this is a bunch of ex-Uber employees, you should simply not go. They are the only group that has a worse reputation in startups than googlers.
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