Considering I have raised 1Cr for my venture - how much should I offer to a fresh graduate from Tier 1 college for the founders office role?
I need to know the fair compensation in terms of cash + variables + esops.
Chamarti Sreekar
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Offer ESOPs worth 0.5-1% of the company. This aligns incentives and rewards early risk-taking
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