> t’s almost always the right decision to place very little value ($0) on the stock option component of your offer
one of my coworkers at databricks say their TC is like 900k or something based on some BS imaginary options value. lol .
> t’s almost always the right decision to place very little value ($0) on the stock option component of your offer
one of my coworkers at databricks say their TC is like 900k or something based on some BS imaginary options value. lol .
People offering stock comp in an unlisted private are the moral equivalent of Jeff foxworthy’s “oh you’ll take a cheque? Hell I’ll pay the whole damn thing off then. I didn’t know you’d take a check I thought you wanted real money.”
I mean, dbx will probably be worth something but unless he or she has been there 10+ years, it's unlikely to be life-changing.
And honestly, a company of that size giving huge option packages would make me suspicious (I'm a very suspicious person though ;) ).