← Back to context Comment by 5ersi 2 years ago 4 years - the magic number... 5 comments 5ersi Reply znpy 2 years ago Interesting, could you elaborate on why 4 years is the magic number? DanielHB 2 years ago stock vesting periods are usually 4 years LukeShu 2 years ago To be clear, me staying/leaving when I did had nothing to do with the vesting schedule. znpy 2 years ago Ah, i see willio58 2 years ago Excluding that reason a lot of people leave at 4 years to get a larger bump in salary than one could expect staying at a company
znpy 2 years ago Interesting, could you elaborate on why 4 years is the magic number? DanielHB 2 years ago stock vesting periods are usually 4 years LukeShu 2 years ago To be clear, me staying/leaving when I did had nothing to do with the vesting schedule. znpy 2 years ago Ah, i see willio58 2 years ago Excluding that reason a lot of people leave at 4 years to get a larger bump in salary than one could expect staying at a company
DanielHB 2 years ago stock vesting periods are usually 4 years LukeShu 2 years ago To be clear, me staying/leaving when I did had nothing to do with the vesting schedule. znpy 2 years ago Ah, i see
LukeShu 2 years ago To be clear, me staying/leaving when I did had nothing to do with the vesting schedule.
willio58 2 years ago Excluding that reason a lot of people leave at 4 years to get a larger bump in salary than one could expect staying at a company
Interesting, could you elaborate on why 4 years is the magic number?
stock vesting periods are usually 4 years
To be clear, me staying/leaving when I did had nothing to do with the vesting schedule.
Ah, i see
Excluding that reason a lot of people leave at 4 years to get a larger bump in salary than one could expect staying at a company