Re:What’s good career advice you wouldn’t want to have your ...
by dev_dull on Thursday October 03, 2019 @04:17PM
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Definitely not Google or Netflix. Netflix they’re automatic and basically the same for Google.
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Re:What’s good career advice you wouldn’t want to have your ...
by cbhl on Thursday October 03, 2019 @04:44PM
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Alphabet shifted the timing of stock compensation in 2017Q1, and this definitely screwed over some Noogler cohorts in 2017 (who may have expected a refresh in January 2017 or July 2017, but actually didn't get one until January 2018).
https://abc.xyz/investor/static/pdf/2017_Q1_Earnings_Transcr... (first paragraph, page 3)
Re:What’s good career advice you wouldn’t want to have your ...
by the_watcher on Thursday October 03, 2019 @04:20PM
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Same at Facebook and Apple. At least, they're entirely formulaic.
Re:What’s good career advice you wouldn’t want to have your ...
by mattnewton on Thursday October 03, 2019 @04:36PM
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That was not the case when I was at Apple- the formula recommended a bonus but IIRC it was officially at managerial discretion. Different orgs were run with different budgets, and while not this extreme I had seen similar things happen while I was there, including getting lower bonuses myself and one coworker quitting after their bonus was significantly lower than promised (or maybe they were denied it entirely, I don't remember exactly). We were told the same thing about organizational budgeting.