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180k/4 years so 45k. To some that's a bonus, for many in the valley that's just typical yearly stock fluctuation's impact on your compensation. It depends on wh
by grogenaut 5y ago
180k/4 years so 45k. To some that's a bonus, for many in the valley that's just typical yearly stock fluctuation's impact on your compensation. It depends on what the rest of their comp is. It also depends on how totally underpaid some of them may be.
Tossing made up numbers, if this takes them from 500 to 545, great but smaller rate than 100-145. However if they're highly valued and only making 145 something else is wrong.
- JKCalhoun 5y agoNever mind, even if you got the $180K in one lump sum it would not quite cover the downpayment on a home in the Bay Area.
- almost_usual 5y agoHalf of it would probably go to income tax anyway.