Heard from a friend that if you are over your comp target due to stock appreciation you don’t get any refreshers? True? If so, do you take a big pay cut after 4 yrs?
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If small deep (like 20-40%) they may not, considering that most of us are probably already way above our comp and such dip will bring it back near target.
Having said that, you can make less than a previous year if it was way above your previous target comp because of stock growth.
@Zunio
Yes we should view it as being over-paid in the prev year, but since it’s because of market, everything becomes more expensive, especially if you’re trying to buy a home. Those realtors kind of adjust the local market based on AMZN, and you’ll be lured to be optimistic and buy at their high price. Later when your comp will go down it will bite.