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		jacquesm on Jan 18, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Thanks but No Thanks – Things to Avoid When Recrui... The key distinction is 'are we making money of each other' vs 'are we making money together'.

raganwald on Jan 19, 2011 [–]

Never forget Rachel from Bladerunner. If a CEO offers you 1%, you aren't in the business, packaging up your skills and selling them on to other investors so the CEO can cash out while you stick around for your so-called options is the business.

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