DoNotPay's Unusual Move: Paying Dividends to Employees and Investors

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Anatoliy Popov
1 min read
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Legal startup DoNotPay has surprised the tech industry by paying out over $1 million in dividends to its employees and investors. This unprecedented move indicates a shift in startup culture, as companies typically reinvest profits for growth. The founder, Joshua Browder, was inspired by another startup's dividend and believes it's a way to reward stakeholders and attract new talent. DoNotPay's decision to distribute dividends showcases its efficiency and values, positioning it as a unique player in Silicon Valley.

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