i got an offer from Amazon around May when stock price was around $2000. its been 5 months since i accepted the offer and unfortunately my h1 transfer is stuck in RFE. i know that i have accepted the offer already and its not ethical to ask to change it but wanted to know if it is possible to renegotiate the RSUs considering the stock price has come down more than 15%?
I’m in a similar boat. Feel bad to ask for more but you can argue that you have gained more experience since then and you might also walk away from bonus.
Not a question of ethics. But it’s also not likely to be successful and may demonstrate your lack of ownership.
Isn't that good for you? I think you're given a dollar amount of stock instead of a number of stock
Can you please share the reason for RFE? Also when did you apply for the transfer? Was it premium processing?
There should a line in the offer which says something similar to "your RSU grant will be adjusted to ensure you are on track for your target comp". so, there is nothing wrong is renegotiating with HR.
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It's absolutely ethical to ask for a change and market terms at other companies is to adjust the RSU count by your start date
really? I was comment the opposite. If stock price went up by 15%, it's not like Amazon would decrease the number of shares in this case
That's how most companies structure their offers in my experience. Something like "$X in RSU, vesting yearly from start date, price given by 30 day trailing average on start date".