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Evaluating a Complex Negotiation Outcome
A candidate for a Senior Data Scientist position, a role where salary is typically set by individual negotiation, accepts an offer from a startup. The offered salary is 20% below the industry average for this role. However, the offer includes a significant equity stake in the company, a fully remote work arrangement, and the opportunity to lead a new research division aligned with the candidate's personal interests. Critically evaluate this negotiation outcome from both the candidate's and the employer's perspectives. In your evaluation, justify whether this outcome can be considered successful for both parties, despite the lower-than-average base salary.
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