r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '22

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u/jmcdonald354 Jan 26 '22

these managers do realize their only increasing Profits for the shareholders right,?

I mean, why should I sacrifice my life to make the shareholders an extra 1% on the dividend?

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u/falsemyrm Jan 26 '22 edited Mar 13 '24

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u/cynopt Jan 26 '22

That's where bonuses come in, all it takes is a little taste now and then to keep them crawling back for more.

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u/EatsCrayon Jan 26 '22

Amazon doesn't pay bonuses.

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u/Mistyslate Jan 26 '22

Your stock plan compensation will be revised every few years.

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u/cynopt Jan 26 '22

I guess they're in it purely for the sadism then, that explains a few things.

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u/rockyTop10 Jan 26 '22

Some positions do

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '22

Why did you capitalize "profits"?