PeppyMarshmallow
PeppyMarshmallow

Do publicly listed Indian companies offer stock/RSU for new employees. If so, how much should the ratio of stocks to the salary be?

I have more than 3.5+ years of experience, in growth and marketing. The role is Growth and marketing manager.

3mo ago
2.4Kviews
Find out if you are being paid fairly.Download Grapevine
DizzyMarshmallow
DizzyMarshmallow

Yes. They do but only at a senior level.

PeppyMarshmallow
PeppyMarshmallow

Ah okay. If arent offering stocks what should be the right % of hike that should be asked? Given currently I'm getting 2X of my salary in the form of stocks in my CTC.

DizzyMarshmallow
DizzyMarshmallow

Any bluechip co will give standard hike of around 30% depending on your level. Your current RSUs/shares are unlisted then it doesn't hold any value to the company you are applying.
Ask for as much hike as you can as year on year hikes in listed corp is in single digits usually

Discover more
Curated from across
Personal Finance
by SwirlyNarwhalHealth Startup

RSU hold or invest in India market?

If a person is an employee of faang in india and has 1 RSU allotted to him, then he can make money in two ways:

  1. He can hold that RSU. If the value of the company RSU increases (capital gains) and INR depreciates against the dollar, t...
Software Engineers
by SparklyNuggetGoogle

[AMA] 9 years in Software Engineering in India. NW 2.5Cr

Hi,

I have been working in the Software Industry for the past 9 years. I feel like I have made a good use of my time and money and maybe some of my lessons can help you folks as well. Recently did a calculation for my NW and I am happ...

Post image
31K
Top comment
user

I see a lot of similar questions and I'll try to answer them here. >>>>>>CTC Progression<<<< My current CTC is 1.3C...

Personal Finance
by SnoozyJellybeanStealth

RSUs taxation in India

Can someone throw light on RSUs(US based) taxation in India

  1. How are taxes deducted?
  2. Does the taxes gets deducted in India as well as the US?
  3. What is the right approach to pay these taxes? using shares or by salary if falling in...