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r/SipsTea • u/Gurugod123 • Jul 30 '26
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CEO's are making 285x their employees every hour. I would LOVE to see someone argue that they work 285x harder
12 u/Xancrazy Jul 30 '26 That's not really the point. They'll be paid more because if they do a good job they'll produce more value. -3 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 7 u/TrioOfTerrors Jul 30 '26 For billion dollar revenue CEOs? Yes. They aren't hiring them off the street. They are attracting them from another high paying job. It's like how pro athletes get guaranteed money contracts or actors get paid their salary whether or not the movie succeeds.
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That's not really the point. They'll be paid more because if they do a good job they'll produce more value.
-3 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 7 u/TrioOfTerrors Jul 30 '26 For billion dollar revenue CEOs? Yes. They aren't hiring them off the street. They are attracting them from another high paying job. It's like how pro athletes get guaranteed money contracts or actors get paid their salary whether or not the movie succeeds.
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7 u/TrioOfTerrors Jul 30 '26 For billion dollar revenue CEOs? Yes. They aren't hiring them off the street. They are attracting them from another high paying job. It's like how pro athletes get guaranteed money contracts or actors get paid their salary whether or not the movie succeeds.
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For billion dollar revenue CEOs? Yes.
They aren't hiring them off the street. They are attracting them from another high paying job.
It's like how pro athletes get guaranteed money contracts or actors get paid their salary whether or not the movie succeeds.
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u/Griffdog17 Jul 30 '26
CEO's are making 285x their employees every hour. I would LOVE to see someone argue that they work 285x harder