Can someone confirm if Amazon has a policy of using a 30 day trailing stock price for offers? For e.g. if you were to get an offer today (Aug 9th) from Amazon, they will use the Amazon stock price from around a month ago (July 9th) i.e. the price of around $1988 (instead of today's price $1822) will be used to determine how many stocks to grant you to hit your target compensation. Wondering because if you were to get an offer now, you will get lesser stocks as AMZN stock dropped recently.
Their offer letter mentions RSU units.
It’s RSU numbers for sure.
Yes to the trailing 30 days for computing the value of the offer.
Its the average price over last 30 days. Not price at the -30th day. If the stock price dropped, you’ll get more stocks.
Initial offer is for $ value. When you join they take the trailing ~30 day average and find the number of RSU units for the $ value they offered. They offer you RSU units that vest according to the schedule.
What team at Epic
You could perhaps mention to the recruiter that you look at the current value of the stock and the TC in years 3-4 seems less than your 1-2, and therefore you would like some more.
They give you by numbers and not by price
Is it so? Because all my new-hire friends got it in value
How do they come up with the numbers ?