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Because it feels like they don't care about you and will immediately take you out if you show an inch of unproductivity. And I'm guessing we all know the outcom
by ranguna 5y ago
Because it feels like they don't care about you and will immediately take you out if you show an inch of unproductivity. And I'm guessing we all know the outcome of such type of pressure.
- engmgrmgr 5y agoYeah, but why would they —- tons of people just got liquid, and they are essentially realizing relatively large compensations over the next several years. At the same time, there’s an influx of new cheaper hires (WRT equity), and a lot of demand to work there. Why are they going to continue paying their workforce with such a disadvantageous distribution when they can adjust toward the mean? Now they can easily replace both groups of people due to demand to work there.