By Larry Chiang
Treat this as a sequel to WHAT COLOR IS YOUR PARACHUTE.
“Larry Chiang Play #9″ = The Silicon Valley parachute you’re going to need because you were just fired from your VC funded startup.
– Team up w an engineer founder who has been fired before
– jettison with money, contacts and – PRESERVE CAREER MOMENTUM
– did the board fire you properly
– did you retain counsel
– did you get counsel that checks your counsel.
– do you have a new board
– do you have a plan to take 2-9 employees with you
– do you have a plan to take half the revenue even if no one leaves with you
You better send “Larry Chiang Play #9” to uiuc boyfriend cuz he’s getting canned…,
– losing all their sweat equity
– getting baited into taking an accelerated vesting (plot spoiler, it’s useless cuz they’re just gonna recap)
– if the severance package is sub 100k, don’t take it.
Do not sign the non-compete. GET A LAWYER OUTSIDE OF SILICON VALLEY. There is a “Just In Time Checklist for a Fired Founder” https://whattheydontteachyouatstanfordbusinessschool.com/blog/2014/04/23/just-in-time-checklist-for-a-fired-founder/
ENGR145’s two videos teach street-smart entrepreneurship inside a class. E145 uses business subroutines only engineers have experience doing https://bit.ly/buster14512v Is a bit ly I memorized that links to
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Emergency swings and cutting deals as an 9 year old