I’ve been in NYC for less than 24 hours.
My ambition and adrenaline has already increased 10x.
It really is the greatest city. Anything is possible here.
Over the last 20 years, NYC has dealt with:
- A terrorist attack
- A financial crisis
- A superstorm/hurricane
- A global pandemic
NYC was never dead.
NYC isn't "back."
NYC is and always will be unstoppable.🗽
A cab driver raises his fist as people celebrate media announcing that Democratic U.S. presidential nominee Joe Biden has won the 2020 U.S. presidential election on Union Square in the Manhattan borough of New York City, U.S. November 7, 2020. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly
@ShaneMac Making the preference stack and all sorts of clever add ons should be legally required to be disclosed to employees as part of a 409a (alongside a 10yr exercise window) or just change tax law finally
I'm not a traditional founder or CEO. My background is mixed at best. Thus far my path to success (what it means to me not you/them) has been all over the place + full of dead ends. So if you're like me, just know: the time for nontraditional is now & we need you. You got this 🙂
Amazon paid $97 million for Eero, whose execs got a fat payday while rank and file employees got nothing (or in some cases *lost* money) amazing reporting from @realkrauswife who got an inside look at the acquisition https://t.co/NVTFnTQuC0
Here's one of my biggest lessons in hiring and building successful teams that I've not heard many others say: Hire people who are nice. That's it. Nice people get along with other nice people. They build trust quickly. They look out for each other...
One thing that grinds my gears is when **early stage** startup co-founders aren't transparent with each other about the financial health of the business. Even better - be transparent with your employees.
“In my 20's, I worried about what people were thinking about me.
In my 30's, I stopping caring what people were thinking about me.
In my 40's, I realized no one was really thinking about me very much.”
- @adwane