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Companies pay in stock because it's not an immediate cash cost like salary, and because the value is tied to the success of the company which encourages employe
by felbane 6y ago
Companies pay in stock because it's not an immediate cash cost like salary, and because the value is tied to the success of the company which encourages employees to drive progress/profit for the business.
- chrisseaton 6y agoRight... so is that what Mozilla do or not? Do they actually pay the same as their (literally over the road) competitors but entirely in cash?
- wolco 6y agoNo they pay less but slightly (20% or less) higher base with 20-40% bonus opportunity.