Performance bonuses in "stub year" for first-years?
Hey, this may sound dumb, but in general, if you begin working in July, and your offer is quoted as a base salary plus a yearly performance bonus as a percentage of the base salary, do you get paid the bonus at the end of the "stub year" (the December after you start working)? If so, is your bonus prorated for the length of the year that you actually worked, or is it a straight percentage of your yearly base salary?
In other words, I start working in July, and my base is 60K. I get a 15% bonus. Do I get 9K in December, or closer to 4.5K? Or do the bonuses usually start after you've worked there for a year?
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