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I think evidence would make this a stronger argument. Most of the people I've known with modest stock grants ignored them, or at least that's what they said --
by adamc 2y ago
I think evidence would make this a stronger argument. Most of the people I've known with modest stock grants ignored them, or at least that's what they said -- kind of "maybe it will be worth something, but probably not". For really large grants, I'm sure it's different, but that is a far smaller number of employees.
- leetcrew 2y agostock grants don't solve the principal agent problem at a sufficiently large company. if I have an absolutely incredible year as an IC, I might increase my employers revenue by a few basis points. I have plenty of internal metrics to demonstrate my contribution, but nothing I do measurably affects the stock price.