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[–] 1 point 6 days ago* (last edited 6 days ago) (1 child)

Eh, stock comp is real comp. They can't sell it at the moment, but if the $2T IPO is anywhere near a success, they'll make absolute bank.

More companies, especially startups, should do stock based comp. It gives the employees a vested interest in the conpany and a share in the success. When the owners cash out, the employees get at least a small windfall too. Normally, the employees just get a worse work environment.

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  • My point is that the cost of stocks is an accounting cost like interdepartmental services (eg billing the cost of the owned building based on headcount), not “real” in terms of inflow/outflow (sales of service turning into employee pay.)

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