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If you have wondered why so many founders of acquired companies leave post acquisition, Jason Lemkin (co-founder of EchoSign, acquired by Adobe) explains with 5 reasons
1. First, it's very difficult for founder-CEOs to work for someone else
2. Economically, most acquirers get things wrong. Too much stick, too little carrot
3. It's hard, but not impossible, to work under someone else's house rules - aka bureaucracy
4. Even if it's perfect, true creators often want to build another one again right away
5. They just plain need a break
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