With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being..

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  1. Anonymous

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    vested? I know if I have stock many hiring companies will try to compensate you. But, if you are not fully vested and leave, will the new Company-pay out the money you are losing? Thanks!
     

  2. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    Why in the name of God would you ever seek an answer to a question like this on CafePharma? That's just the silliest thing I can think of.... C'mon man!
     
  3. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    Idon't think it's a silly question at all. It's a good question. I don't know the answer. I almost think you may not be able to as it's not company stock.
     
  4. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    BMS does not offer stock to employees...
     
  5. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    Didn't say it was a silly question...said it was silly to ask on CP....which it is! Context bitch!
     
  6. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    It's not stock. It's the money I don't have vested yet as I haven't stayed the full 5 years they require.
     
  7. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    Not unless the new company cannot survive another day without you. Its probably not that much anyway. But you can ask.
     
  8. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    Thanks.. It's 10 K.
     
  9. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    Just tell your new company to step up and pay you triple what your account would be when vested. If they say no, tell them FU, you're the best due to your survival at BMS. they'll come around, stand tall and proud.
     
  10. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    If you have less than five years, the money you are leaving is not that much. Remember, you do get back the $ you put in. If the pension was still in effect, then that would be something different.

    If you find a job you like more, more money ( I do not mean 5K more, then negotiate)
     
  11. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    Just take the financial loss and leave. It's only money. And money can't buy happiness.
     
  12. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    Damn the Op is an entitled lil biatch with sh!t for brains. Lmfao
     
  13. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    If you are not vested, then you have no money on the table. Ask yourself--What's in it for the new company?--Nothing.
     
  14. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    It was 10K. Was I stupid to not tell them what I was leaving on the table? Thanks for any credible responses.
     
  15. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    but, if I left , I'd lose the 10 K? If I stay, I'd have 10 K more. Thanks for any info.
     
  16. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    Well, how much raise are you getting for leaving?
     
  17. Anonymous

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    Re: With new job can I negotiate the money I'm leaving on the table due to not being.

    Nothing from nothing is nothing. Tweedle brain!