Got a Wish offer recently. Here is the details:
Base 200k
RSU 500k
How is this company? I saw many bad reviews but interview experience is pretty good. Any thought?
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Revenue growth is consistent, there are a few risks but the company has already overcome the biggest existential challenges in the last 2-3 years so it’s not going away anytime soon.
I would say join if you like the team. Prestige is a factor as well and Wish sucks in that regard but they make up for it with benefits/TC.
- bonuses do not exist. If your recruiter is enticing you with one he/she is lying. Do not take "we are working on bonuses" as an answer and put it down in paper if can get one.
- salary increases were frozen all year throughout September. CEO said that it would be retroactive but in the end it was not.
- the equity grants were also delayed so we lost at least 6 months of vesting.
I like working at Wish but we have the worst HR team and the examples above are just a few. I'd love to have more talented people joining our company but brace yourselves for some weirdness so negotiate like crazy.
See you on the inside!!
2. What do you mean by losing 6 months of vesting?
Thanks for mentioning this btw. As an incoming hire, this context is super helpful.