> After almost 4 years, I made the difficult decision to leave Facebook, and 12/30/20 was my last day at FB. I've had a great experience in a difficult, fun, fast-growing and impactful role at the company working with amazing people
From internet:
> At Facebook, RSUs are subject to a 4-year vesting schedule: 25% vests in the 1st year (5% every 2.4 months), then 25% in each of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th years (6.25% every 3 months)
I guess good for him to enjoy his wealth now. I wish him good health.
And even those who receive just a standard "Meets Expectations" rating receive sufficient refreshers that there isn't that big a cliff after four years either. It may go from something like $500k to $450k.
There's a lot of jumping around at the 3-year mark, especially for people who want to cash in their FAANG brand for a similar package somewhere else. But once you get to E5 and higher there is significant financial incentive to stay with FB for longer than the initial four years.
For an E5 you get ~600k initial grant and 120k refresher for meets all. So your equity comp goes
Year 1: 150k
Year 2: 180k
Year 3: 210k
Year 4: 240k
Year 5: 120k
That’s a pretty big drop. It’s less if you have higher ratings or promo of course.
not true. people usually have a large cliff after four years where their compensation goes down. because they ir initial grant is no longer vesting so they go from:
initial grant / 4 + (refreshers x 3) per year
to:
refreshers x 4 per year
in addition, refreshers are given at the current stock price whereas the initial was grant was given at the 4 years ago price which was much lower therefore appreciated considerably
> After almost 4 years, I made the difficult decision to leave Facebook, and 12/30/20 was my last day at FB. I've had a great experience in a difficult, fun, fast-growing and impactful role at the company working with amazing people
From internet:
> At Facebook, RSUs are subject to a 4-year vesting schedule: 25% vests in the 1st year (5% every 2.4 months), then 25% in each of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th years (6.25% every 3 months)
I guess good for him to enjoy his wealth now. I wish him good health.