CompensationMar 23, 2018

SalesForce RSU - is it granted differently?

The recruiter mentioned something about the RSU grant price being the average of the last 2 months before the date of vest.. is that 2 months before the grant date (around month after joining)? Or 2 months before the vest date EVERY year?

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Google lena33 Mar 23, 2018

Salesforce is tricky for RSUs The grant happens after around a month or two you join a company, whenever they have this granting meeting. That's why there is an avg before for that

Salesforce UWyv73 Mar 24, 2018

Perhaps a simpler way to look at it: Our grant and vest dates happen at set quarterly periods. If you join the day before one of these grant dates, then you don't have a gap, otherwise you might have a gap of up to three months.

Square McfH03 Mar 23, 2018

It's the grant date. It has to be. They couldn't do it when vesting or it wouldn't be a stock grant it would effectively be a cash grant

Splunk hunky Mar 23, 2018

What is the vesting schedule?

Salesforce ApJTbs Mar 23, 2018

12 months then quarterly thereafter.

Splunk hunky Mar 23, 2018

2 months before grant date or 2 months before the board approves your grant make the most sense

Salesforce SxQJ16 Mar 24, 2018

In my experience this is a pretty normal approach to RSU grants.

Salesforce Pdjdnbc Mar 24, 2018

The initial grant will come, worry about not getting a refresh...possibly ever...

Salesforce SxQJ16 Mar 24, 2018

Things I wish I had known...

Salesforce icEk75 Mar 30, 2018

Stock refreshes started from this quarter, without promotion.

Salesforce USKFODRCEH Mar 31, 2018

I was told that the guidance for RSU refreshes has changed: if the employee doesn’t have any and they are performing they should get some, if they are exceeding they should get more, if they are underperforming they shouldn’t get any and their managers should be figuring out why and fixing it or moving them out. I don’t know if this is across all of SF, just T&P, or a single SVP’s group. So don’t assume that if you don’t have any, and didn’t get any you’re considered to be underperforming. You may just be in a part of the org that provided different guidance to it’s directors.

Salesforce SashNuts Apr 14, 2018

It is the grant date. Take the price that day and divide by dollars granted, which creates your share allotment.