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From what I heard, they only put the number of shares and an estimated value in the offer letter, so that amount is only accurate at the time they give the offe
by eshyong 7y ago
From what I heard, they only put the number of shares and an estimated value in the offer letter, so that amount is only accurate at the time they give the offer - since Lyft's shares have dropped in value it's probably worth significantly less now. Some companies give refreshers to compensate, but not sure if Lyft does.