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in tech companies, bonus + equity is usually multiples of the base salary.
by tehlike 10y ago
in tech companies, bonus + equity is usually multiples of the base salary.
- ryandrake 10y ago1. Parent post was just for illustration, he's probably not talking about his actual salary + equity. 2. Is that really true? Multiples? Maybe for the CEO! I've been in tech for almost 2 decades and have never seen an equity package of more than ~25% or so of base salary. Usually it's about 5-10%, no?
- keville 10y ago0.05 is a multiplier.
- tehlike 10y agoi am talking x >= 1.
- idunno246 10y agoI have more than 25% at a public company at the initial offer, but not multiples. However, I left a company that wasnt liquid which was multiples in equity. But once you risk-adjust it for ever being worth something...
- ryandrake 10y agoYea, I'm talking actual, vested, liquid equity, sellable per year. Not monopoly-money options.
- bitcrusher 10y agoDepends on the company; My current employer added 2 times my annual in RSUs.
- toephu2 10y agoPlease name 5.