> There's a cost to everything.
My point is that when employees realize that strangers are being given options, it diminishes their value in attracting and holding onto employees. It undermines the loyalty factor, the incentive to be an employee.
My point is that when employees realize that strangers are being given options, it diminishes their value in attracting and holding onto employees. It undermines the loyalty factor, the incentive to be an employee.
The whole reason to do this is to keep from having to hire an employee (yet) to handle this function.