HashiCorp – S1
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HashiCorp – S1
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#2Mitchell stepping down to become a "IC" has got to be related to planning for this, right?
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#3Seems like another success of the hybrid freemium/open source model. I think we will see more of these in the enterprise space.
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#4Lots of interesting tidbits in here, not least that Armon Dadgar, who basically built most of the their revenue generating software, is paid considerably less than their CRO.
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#6Lots of interesting tidbits in here, not least that Armon Dadgar, who basically built most of the their revenue generating software, is paid considerably less than their CRO.
Also interesting to learn that a CRO is a thing. I swear there is a new C-level title invented every few seconds.
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#7It's fascinating to see so many IPOs happen in the past two years. Apparently there have been more IPOs in the past two years than 2014-2019 combined (https://stockanalysis.com/ipos/statistics/) in spite of the pandemic.
I guess it's because there's just so much money swishing around - why not?
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#8Lots of interesting tidbits in here, not least that Armon Dadgar, who basically built most of the their revenue generating software, is paid considerably less than their CRO.
That's often the case when they have to bring a new executive on for the latter years of a company before going public... Look at page 174 though, Armon owns over 18M shares, the CRO owns 400k.
Assuming a share price of even $10/share, the $4M difference in 2021 comp will swing slightly in Armon's direction when his equity stake is worth $175M more than the CRO's.
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#9Lots of interesting tidbits in here, not least that Armon Dadgar, who basically built most of the their revenue generating software, is paid considerably less than their CRO.
Figure he brought in a major client.
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#10Lots of interesting tidbits in here, not least that Armon Dadgar, who basically built most of the their revenue generating software, is paid considerably less than their CRO.
Higher salary probably needed to attract the CRO to the role - not an issue for Armon.