I had an offer from a public company that was offering significantly more TC compared to my current one. My manager somehow convinced me to stay with a good counter offer. With an immediate base jump and a big chunk of stock options(almost similar to what I received at the time of hiring). This made me stay back. 6 months after this, just this week I got to know that stock options weren't approved from the board. But I never got any email or confirmation for the same. What to do. When I reminded my manager he didn't even remember this. I am not sure what to do now. Please help me how to move forward. I stayed back due to my current role, industry and of course the comp.
EM
TC 195k + 40k(stock options value)
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Your staying took care of their short term requirement and they probably got knowledge transfer from you over 6 months. Now you are dispensable so they don't need to give you anything.
I think there is only one solution: Leave.
I have a policy of not taking counter offers for the same reason.