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If I worked for Zynga and I saw co-workers who were under performing heavily rewarded I'd find that pretty de-motivating. It seems to me this has been misreport
by waldr 15y ago
If I worked for Zynga and I saw co-workers who were under performing heavily rewarded I'd find that pretty de-motivating. It seems to me this has been misreported, if your not performing in your role and you get fired you'd lose the unvested stock anyway so by offering a new position and cutting your stock you are given a second chance.
Without knowing how the performance is being judged and what the communication with the staff is like its impossible to really pass comment, do we really think that employees are given no prior warning and suddenly they are re-housed and their stock cut? Seems a little far fetched to me, especially before an IPO where the press are going to be hot for you anyway.
- danssig 15y agoYou must not be aware of Pincus' history. Then again, people working for him must not have been either.
- waldr 15y agoThis is true, I accept that its very hard to comment without knowing a little more. It seems as thought there is a very quick judgement passed before we really know exactly how its being played out.