CompensationOct 21, 2018
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How do you usually calculate the TC?

Is it the amount you make in one year before taxes? Base + Bonus + RSUs (however many vest in a single year)? Where is the joining bonus taken into account?

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Fitbit usr3 Oct 21, 2018

To compare offers, I take the base + annual bonus + RSU per year + refresher per year + joining bonus for the first four (or three) years and then divide by four (or three) so I get the average comp per year. This helps adjust for relatively small or large joining bonuses as well as vesting schedules differences for refreshers.

Amazon Gjdyveycc4 Oct 22, 2018

It’s the one you get with Taxes, including base bonus and RSU vested/year.

Microsoft Gubbins 🤺 Oct 22, 2018

To add, I think it should be somewhat of an average. I find people in Blind add all their sign on for their first year and call that their TC, then their subsequent years they are way lower than their first year.

Shutterstock kudabobb Oct 22, 2018

Make sure to add stock appreciation

Salesforce -f Oct 22, 2018

Wow, someone with a crystal ball.

Morgan Stanley fat&hairy Oct 22, 2018

Not sure if a great troll or plain idiot. Well done sir

Adobe tDYD64 Oct 22, 2018

offer tc: base + bonus + signon cash /4 + sign on rsu (valued at grant price)/4 current tc: base + bonus + full rsu grant for the year (valued at grant price) If you are changing jobs, you would use the market price (and not grant price) for rsu calculation and conparison.

Salesforce Dreamfarce Oct 22, 2018

With a tape measure.

Facebook CVyx57 OP Oct 22, 2018

Clever