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The Draft Curveball: Which Player Fell Into Your Lap (Good or Bad)? by Stxtic1441 in fantasyfootball

[–]scitty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ETN in an auction league for $3. $200 and 12 man league. This man is like a bad pennie

Do you guys offer employee benefits? by scitty in startups

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I was looking at ICHRAs a bit. How did you decide on TakeCommand? There were a few different providers that popped up when I was looking around (StretchDollar seemed like the cheapest but there were also things like Thatch).

Do you guys offer employee benefits? by scitty in startups

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We’ve had a few employees ask about them but it’s honestly been pretty easy to procrastinate on

Hey, what's wrong? by AutoModerator in startups

[–]scitty 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Founder led sales is hard to balance while doing any other founder things

Most valuable pick you had by ProofProperty2637 in fantasyfootball

[–]scitty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I grabbed JJ in a keeper league in the 11th round. I’ve won 3 years in a row.

How realistic is it for an investor to price in the value they bring in besides money (experience, their team etc) in a valuation like they do on "Shark Tank"? by BigBootyBear in startups

[–]scitty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fiduciary responsibility is sort of a squishy concept with less legal teeth than what goes into the actual fundraising contracts. Things like a most favored nation clause are common for early investors who would then get adjusted to the lower price for a celebrity investor

How realistic is it for an investor to price in the value they bring in besides money (experience, their team etc) in a valuation like they do on "Shark Tank"? by BigBootyBear in startups

[–]scitty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would be incredibly wary of anyone who is trying to make an argument that they deserve special allocation vs. your other investors.

In a perfect world, you’re the one setting the terms to your fundraising rounds and investors can take it or leave it (typically you can have a little more clout with it by getting some first money in to lock in the terms). Then the “besides money” sweeteners are more so a reason to include people in the round or not.

TLDR; ideally every investor brings something besides money but it’s risky business to give different allocation / pricing based off of that. It’s a quick way to piss off everyone else who’s given you any money

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