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Doesn't look like more to me. Roughly same salary duration (would bet a pretty penny that Kickstarter doesn't pay nearly as much as Airbnb to begin with), signi
by pb7 7y ago
Doesn't look like more to me. Roughly same salary duration (would bet a pretty penny that Kickstarter doesn't pay nearly as much as Airbnb to begin with), significantly less health insurance, nothing about equity. That's what a union came up with for such a microscopic layoff compared to Airbnb? Sounds like the free market is better off deciding these things.
- julesqs 7y agooh I might be confused about the COBRA situation actually. I can't tell if Airbnb is actually paying for COBRA. aside from that, assuming that non-engineers get paid better at Airbnb than elsewhere is a big assumption.
- pb7 7y agoWill agree on the point regarding non-engineers. I would bet all else being equal they do, but will not fight over it as it's just an educated guess. With regards to COBRA, the premiums are certainly covered by AirBnb as COBRA is available to employees for 18 months by default and 36 months in California where AirBnb is headquartered.
- julesqs 7y agoright right, it was confusing to me that they mentioned COBRA but it does sound like Airbnb is paying, which is good.
- Apocryphon 7y agoNot sure how relevant Airbnb equity really is at this point going forward.
- pb7 7y agoRSUs will always be worth something unless the company goes completely bankrupt. Judging by the stock prices of major hotel chains like Marriott and Hilton which serve as a rough guide, the equity is likely worth ~50% less now -- certainly not irrelevant considering the offers were always considered generous to begin with.