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As a comp professional, he is being misleading: yes, a forced sell off by all the billionaires could be bad for the markets, BUT the billionaires COULD transfer their owned shares to employees or charities without selling them, places there won’t be a large overnight sell off to spread their wealth
October 24, 2025 at 10:40 AM
As a comp professional, he is being misleading: yes, a forced sell off by all the billionaires could be bad for the markets, BUT the billionaires COULD transfer their owned shares to employees or charities without selling them, places there won’t be a large overnight sell off to spread their wealth
As a comp professional, that’s not possible as you would either have to greatly reduce ee’s salaries which wouldn’t work (can’t pay bills) or give a substantial amount of equity to make it most of their pay, which would probably be more than the annual share pool and too high an acceptable burnrate
October 24, 2025 at 3:30 AM
As a comp professional, that’s not possible as you would either have to greatly reduce ee’s salaries which wouldn’t work (can’t pay bills) or give a substantial amount of equity to make it most of their pay, which would probably be more than the annual share pool and too high an acceptable burnrate
Do not move on to the next question, he will say “I don’t know, I have to look into it, etc” but stick on the topic and ask follow ups. Stick to 1-3 main topic questions and really lean in that he is ignorant. Push him out off his comfort zone of deny deny deny. Don’t let him onto the next question
June 11, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Do not move on to the next question, he will say “I don’t know, I have to look into it, etc” but stick on the topic and ask follow ups. Stick to 1-3 main topic questions and really lean in that he is ignorant. Push him out off his comfort zone of deny deny deny. Don’t let him onto the next question