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L4 Google -> 45 interviews, 5 offers, AMA
Considering two offers. Same TC however one is series A, raised $25 mil and won’t tell me their current valuation since they haven’t announced the funding and the other raised series D and valued at 4-5 billion. Difference is in role and responsibilities: - Series A: building team, process and systems from scratch. Own three functions - series D: owning a regional function geothermal 7-8 employees. Series A - risky but scope to own & learn more Series D - I know the people but smaller in scope and responsibilities What would you pick & why#startup #equity
Join series A if you can afford to take risk.
What did you end up doing here OP?
Knowing their valuation is absolutely critical. If they believe and want you enough, they will tell you. If they don’t tell you, don’t do it. And honestly even if they do tell you, series A is super risky.. so unless you have huge conviction that they’ll have some exit, and strongly believe that, you shouldn’t do it.
Series A has raised over $30million - seed 6.5 mil in March and then another $25 mil few weeks ago and from name brand VCs. Series A looks very promising.
Have they told you the actual percent of the company you’ll own? If they’ve just told you the quantity of shares, that’s not helpful