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> Instead, we simply do our jobs, and get paid our salary. And some of "us" have an ownership stake, and some of "us" do not. But "we" like to talk about how e
by throwanem 1y ago
> Instead, we simply do our jobs, and get paid our salary.
And some of "us" have an ownership stake, and some of "us" do not. But "we" like to talk about how everyone's working on a level playing field, anyway.
You're quite right. It isn't an environment for me.
- steveklabnik 1y agoSmall nit, everyone has an ownership stake, it's that some are larger than others.
- throwanem 1y agoThe clarification is welcome, inasmuch at least as it's good to know there are no missing grants. It doesn't really surprise to hear some are larger than others, which is invariably the case, usually by one or two orders of magnitude. I assume you're satisfied with yours. I wouldn't wish to be taken as saying no employee is ever more valuable to the business than another. That would also be absurd. What I don't understand is why all the circumlocution.