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Isn't the fundamental problem here that companies just don't provide the information to prospective employees that would be required to fully understand the val
by pmorici 10y ago
Isn't the fundamental problem here that companies just don't provide the information to prospective employees that would be required to fully understand the value of the equity component of their offer?
Sure they try to turn it around and say that the employees aren't "asking the right questions". In reality, companies don't want to give that info out because it's to their advantage not to since w/o it you will almost certainly over value their offer unless you subscribe to the it's probably worth zero mantra.
- zenlikethat 10y agoThat's why you shouldn't ever buy into rhetoric that the company has your best interests at heart or it's a "family". It's a business transaction, one which they probably do a lot of, and they have a million problems on their plate probably more important than educating you on this. Not saying that's great, but it's the way it is.