Oxide equity, like for all private companies, isn't worth anything until and if they go public; it has no cash value. For total compensation purposes, it's $0.
> Oxide equity, like for all private companies, isn't worth anything until and if they go public
Open AI just had a tender offer for employees this month. It's not public. Clearly the equity is worth something even though the company is not public.
Some companies facilitate secondary transactions for their employees.
There are ways many employee friendly companies provide early liquidity without IPO.
I meant 200k is just base salary at Oxide. It does not include equity