We’ve all heard some version of Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Ugly Duckling“ at some point in our lives. For the...
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A Small Problem for Compensation Professionals
This is not the article I intended to post today. I had something else ready to go, but realized this...
11 Reasons Your Equity Compensation Survey Data is Wrong
Part 3 of my ongoing “Stock Options on the Precipice” series. How much equity should I give (or get)? It’s...
Equity Compensation Triage Assessment (Stock Options on Precipice Part 2)
The first article in this “Stock Options on the Precipice” series covered some of the main issues that are currently...
Do Worker’s Want Shares or Cash? as quoted in the WSJ
Dan Walter, President and CEO of Performensation was quoted in this article on the topic of more broad-based use of...
Let’s Get Rid of ISOs, ESPPs and Voting for President
Incentive Stock Options, or ISOs, have been the foundation of tech company stock option programs for the past three decades....
Combatting Self Interest in Pay
Professor Dylan Selterman (@SelterMosby) is a psychology lecturer at the University of Maryland. Earlier this summer he gave his students...
How have you seen Stock Options or Performance Rights grants change for employees from Pre-IPO to Post-IPO?
Question (Orig. on Quora): How have you seen Stock Options or Performance Rights grants change for employees from Pre-IPO to...
8 Things You’ve Gotta Know about Equity Compensation
Equity compensation continues to be a confusing topic for compensation professionals and with good reason. Equity compensation is not just...
ESPPs are a Dessert Topping and a Floor Wax
Employee Stock Purchase Plans (ESPPs) get a bad rap although they should be lauded in wonderment. The proof is in...