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Got a Job Offer Through an EOR? 5 Things Israeli Employees Should Check Before Signing
More and more foreign companies are hiring employees in Israel without opening a local entity. Instead, they hire through an Employer of Record (EOR) (such as Deel and others): a company that acts as the formal employer in Israel, runs payroll and makes pension contributions, while the actual work is done for the foreign company. It's a convenient solution for the company, but it puts the candidate in an unfamiliar position: instead of one employment agreement, you receive tw
Ori Charag
Oct 33 min read


Laying the Groundwork: Why Term Sheets Matter for Startups
Securing investment is a critical step for any startup. But before diving into lengthy negotiations, a well-crafted term sheet paves the...
Ori Charag
Jun 1, 20241 min read


Bridging the Gap: Convertible Loans for Startup Funding
Early-stage startups face a unique challenge: securing funding before a clear valuation is established. Convertible loans offer a...
Ori Charag
Jun 1, 20242 min read


A Quick Guide to SAFE Investment
For many startups, securing funding is a crucial first hurdle. Traditional methods can involve complex negotiations and setting a...
Ori Charag
Jun 1, 20241 min read


Why Founders Agreements Are Crucial for Startups
The thrill of launching a startup with friends or colleagues is undeniable. Shared passion, complementary skillsets, and a united vision...
Ori Charag
Jun 1, 20241 min read
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