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Careful. That 90% could lead to a bankruptcy soon. Changing employers might still mean a big drop in stock from when you start. Unemployment still hasn’t tic
by dadoge 4y ago
Careful.
That 90% could lead to a bankruptcy soon.
Changing employers might still mean a big drop in stock from when you start. Unemployment still hasn’t ticked down, the Fed is not done with its job of squashing inflation.
Good companies are giving solid refreshers to ensure you are paid more fairly moving forward. See if your company will do that, it’s sorta the same as getting a new offer elsewhere. If your current company won’t do that, that is a bad sign they are worried about bankruptcy and you should indeed leave.
- sokoloff 4y agoA company worried about bankruptcy wouldn’t seem overly worried about issuing new options (which will become worthless if bankruptcy happens, so cost nothing but some paperwork). There are many good reasons to leave a company whose performance is declining and where your compensation is cut to well below what you can make elsewhere, of course.