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Sure. I think that's fine; as long as people aren't losing money on taxes or exercise price. Equity compensation should always be viewed with the appropriate g
by SeoxyS 11y ago
Sure. I think that's fine; as long as people aren't losing money on taxes or exercise price.
Equity compensation should always be viewed with the appropriate grain of salt—it's an investment, and most likely won't pan out. When the company kills it (Facebook, Apple), it turns everyone into millionaires. Square isn't there yet, though I'm sure a lot of people will have some very nice "bonuses" out of this.
- x0x0 11y agoI wouldn't underestimate, if nothing else, the mental impact of being sold on a company with a major piece of comp being RSUs at a price, almost certainly derived from the last round raised, that are then worth a lot less. Obviously nobody will be out-of-pocket on them, but they got a salary much less than they were sold on. This can't work wonders for retention, and makes golden handcuffs more like paper handcuffs.