Will Manifold's next backend engineer's compensation be tied to counterfactual server costs?
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Server costs have been identified as a motivating factor in backend engineer hiring:
Clearly this is the skin-in-the-game approach.
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Resolves Yes if server costs are a direct input to compensation. No on a traditional compensation package (presumably involving some mix of cash, stock, stock options, Mana, benefits, etc.). N/A if Manifold goes under before hiring a backend engineer, or does not release enough info to resolve this market within a month of the hire.
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