At the narrow end of an IPO spike where the stock market slows and the stock options lose value and...
Archive for tag: compensation philosophy
“Employee-Friendly” Equity Compensation
In this sixth installment of my “Stock Options on the Precipice” series (other articles: 1, 2,3, 4, 5), I will...
Equity Compensation: I Have the Cure You Seek!
Is your equity program on the fritz? Are your stock options in the dump? Could your RSUs use a bit...
How to Determine Equity Grant Sizes (it’s probably not what you think)
Determining grant sizes or values is Part 4 and the next challenge in my ongoing series, “Stock Options on the...
Employee Stock Options on the Precipice?
I am declaring February “Stock Option Month” at the Café (at least in relation to my posts). For more than...
Incentives Without Teeth
Pay for performance continues to grow as a solution for motivating people in a world of flat compensation. The title...
Time to Work Out Your Chicken Legs
We have all been to the gym or have seen this guy walking down the street (here’s an example). He’s...
You are Not Lebron James (or Facebook, or Google)
Lebron James has just become the youngest person in NBA history to score 25,000 points in his career. He is...
Delicious Amber Transparency
We talk a lot about pay transparency. It seems like half the time half of compensation professionals argue for more...
IN MEMORIUM: FAREWELL ANNUAL RAISE
An article was published last week with data from Aon Hewitt and Towers Watson that showed the annual pay raise is...