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Sounds like you can kinda just chill and keep letting RSUs roll in. I do think the cap on base is odd though
Rising Star
I assume the RSU packages have some sort of relationship to performance but we don’t get specifics on what our performance rankings are or how that relates to our compensation. That makes it even harder to tie it all together.
In other places, they would say “you got the highest performance rating and that means you got X as a bonus and raise as a result.” Amazon doesn’t do that. It’s really weird. Plus, the comp skips ahead so far. In April 2021, they told me that my comp (base plus RSUs) for 2020 and 2021 remain as planned and then I got additional RSUs for 2023. Um, OK? Why? I don’t get it.
Rising Star
In other places where I have worked, if I had a great performance year, I would get a large cash bonus as a reward. It was an incentive to perform at high levels. Here, I feel like so long as you perform well enough not to get in trouble, that’s all that’s needed. There isn’t that push to perform higher for the rewards.
THATS very sad…no incentive to perform better;(
Would you say that the amount you got as a cash reward bonus is more than the amount you make yearly of RSUs?
Rising Star
No, it’s a different comp structure entirely. Well over half of my compensation comes from RSUs.
I think that it's more of an incentive to keep you than to make you work better right now. Can see how that is frustrating.