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Isn't Netflix's compensation to employees all cash?
by kakaorka 8y ago
Isn't Netflix's compensation to employees all cash?
- laixintao 8y agoNo, I actually read an article saied that, you can choose how much do you want to stick your profit to the company, AKA, you can choose how many proportion do you want to get paied by cach or stock.
- strangerlands 8y agoIt is wrong and it is very unlikely that you read it in an article, since it is not a secret. There are no stocks, it is all cash for everybody, at least below the C-suite. You can use up to 100% of your salary to buy stock options at 40% of current value. The options are delivered each month and vest immediately. There is a huge difference between shares and stock options.
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- HillaryBriss 8y agoif someone invests 100% of their salary in NFLX, do they get a better performance review?
- strangerlands 8y agoThere are no performance reviews at Netflix.
- hatred 8y agoYou get the option to invest any portion of your salary in NFLX stock options.
- icebraining 8y agoDo you mean pre-tax?
- hatred 8y agohmm, I don't think it is pre-tax. May be some NFLX employee can confirm.
- icebraining 8y agoThen it doesn't seem like a great perk, I can trade my post-tax salary for NFLX stock too...
- objektif 8y agoNo I know some who got stock options.
- erikb 8y agoUsually in the early stage (when stock has no value) people get more stock. Then in the growth times people get more cash. And then when the growth slows down and one succeeded at becoming another boring behemoth people get stock again because it increases market activity for an otherwise boring stock. So I would assume that most Netflix people currently report a higher amount of cash bonuses, while the internal policy slowly shifts to more stock.