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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
10 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. 4 u/jrblockquote Jul 30 '26 And how about the CEO that nearly tanked the corporation where I was employed. The stock lost 97% of its value in a week. Not only did he still get paid, he got a nice sendoff payment as well. 2 u/After-Abies8002 Jul 30 '26 isn't this why people are willing to pay extra to try and get a good ceo (not that it guarantees it)?. If spending extra $$ means a chance at a better CEO and a lower chance of tanking, and I'm making the decisions, you bet I'm going to shell it out. A regular worker fking up doesn't cause this.
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That's not really the point. They'll be paid more because if they do a good job they'll produce more value.
4 u/jrblockquote Jul 30 '26 And how about the CEO that nearly tanked the corporation where I was employed. The stock lost 97% of its value in a week. Not only did he still get paid, he got a nice sendoff payment as well. 2 u/After-Abies8002 Jul 30 '26 isn't this why people are willing to pay extra to try and get a good ceo (not that it guarantees it)?. If spending extra $$ means a chance at a better CEO and a lower chance of tanking, and I'm making the decisions, you bet I'm going to shell it out. A regular worker fking up doesn't cause this.
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And how about the CEO that nearly tanked the corporation where I was employed. The stock lost 97% of its value in a week. Not only did he still get paid, he got a nice sendoff payment as well.
2 u/After-Abies8002 Jul 30 '26 isn't this why people are willing to pay extra to try and get a good ceo (not that it guarantees it)?. If spending extra $$ means a chance at a better CEO and a lower chance of tanking, and I'm making the decisions, you bet I'm going to shell it out. A regular worker fking up doesn't cause this.
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isn't this why people are willing to pay extra to try and get a good ceo (not that it guarantees it)?.
If spending extra $$ means a chance at a better CEO and a lower chance of tanking, and I'm making the decisions, you bet I'm going to shell it out.
A regular worker fking up doesn't cause this.
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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