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strong sense of what is fair or unfair
indeed my analyses with Matt marks
showed that co-founders who received
less equity than they appeared to us to
deserve based on their backgrounds and
early contributions to the startup were
significantly more likely to depart
during the startups early years founding
teams who want to avoid the potentially
disastrous consequences of an early and
static equity split should do their best
to devise a compensation plan including
the equity split that a reflects each
member's past and expected contributions
as accurately as possible and be
motivates each co-founder without
seeming unfair to the others teams
should also keep in mind that the deal
is never completely done circumstances
will change chapter 7 the 3 R's system
reflects each members past and expected
contributions as accurately as possible
and be motivates each co-founder without
seeming unfair to the others teams
should also keep in mind that the deal
is never completely done circumstances
will change and the equity split and
compensation may need to change too in
order to accomplish what these essential
tools are meant to accomplish an issue
we will examine in Chapter seven chapter
7 the 3 R's system
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