3 ms·
> Sure you can, you just sell it as it vests. Which is the commonly-recommended thing to do. Sure. Anyone want to purchase my vested Series A company RSUs? Le
by TuringNYC 5y ago
> Sure you can, you just sell it as it vests. Which is the commonly-recommended thing to do.
Sure. Anyone want to purchase my vested Series A company RSUs?
Lets be fair -- FAANG isnt complaining about lack of talent -- mostly smaller pre-IPO or early stage firms are complaining, which is why my original comment noted "non-public companies". Your view is correct only for public companies and a handful of private companies which have an active market to liquidate stock and options.
- ptmcc 5y agoTotally, anyone counting non-public equity toward their total comp is deluding themselves. Including the private companies trying to spin it as compensation. They are lottery tickets, barely worth anything.