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Here is a reasonably comprehensive set of definitions from Salary.com related to employee stock options.
Employee Stock Options: Terms and Definitions
One should also be familiar with Rule 144 from Securities Exchange Commission which relates to how stock options can be sold into a public market. I will cover Rule 144 in a separate blog post.
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