@UncleIroh @sardonicsmile Choosing the stocks over the pay is a gambling because you are betting on a successful IPO .
@ugly_bastard_reborned @UncleIroh @sardonicsmile
No wonder actuaries get paid so well. Math is already hard enough but risk management seems to be completely out of reach, even of engineers and other "smart" guys.
It's not that hard to calculate what's the acceptable reduced rate X stock options potential upside. Specially if you're deeply involved in making the business sucessful.
@Zeb @UncleIroh @sardonicsmile A lot of people in the US made a lot of money with the dot com bubbles and the low interest rates . But that is done and over . Yet normies still think that thinks will keep bahaving like that .
@Zeb @ugly_bastard_reborned @sardonicsmile
That's the weird thing, he was a deep math nerd too.
Like the guy in the clip said I think it must have been a personailty thing, a character trait, since he was more than capable of calculating those risks.
@UncleIroh @ugly_bastard_reborned @sardonicsmile
Damn, you threw a curve ball there. Very interesting, it might have been a personality thing.
He's naturally very conservative or he didn't have that much faith in the business or leaders involved. Now we can only guess I suppose
@Zeb @ugly_bastard_reborned @sardonicsmile
I've not kept in touch but I'd be very surprised if hasn't made a bundle since then.
Unless he followed TFM and invested it all in Natural Gas! 😆
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@charliebrownau @sardonicsmile @UncleIroh @Zeb Yes .Cuckservativs conserve nothing .
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they aren't better or worse than eachother (well except for *successful* payoff space people) but mixing advice from the domains is hazardous to your wealth and your health
I'm not a founder or an entrepreneur, and that's okay. I'm going to clock in and do my time and steal anything that is not bolted down
@sardonicsmile
This chimes with what I've seen too.
Years ago I worked with a very talented engineer who missed out on 2 big paydays because he took the high day rate instead of a reduced day rate + stock options.
The 2nd mistake was big. He worked for a startup, contributed his big brains to make the venture work, and when they sold, he missed out on a cool million dollars.
When I met him he was still sick with regret over his decision. He said at the time he needed money more than stiocks