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Microsft CEO made $84M this year
Microsoft's new CEO, Satya Nadella, made $84M this year. That includes:
Just stunning the amounts of money out there and the base salary for CEOs can be so misleading. I hope the shareholders are getting a great ROI. I don't own MSFT stock so I have no voting rights on this, lol. What are your thoughts? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...y-package.html |
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What are your thoughts
I tip my cap to 'em! I hold no ill will against someone that succeeds monetarily........it's the foundation of free enterprise.....the only nasty part is the people that get trampled by the climbers!
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Sounds to me like it's not as though they just dumped a lot of cash on top of him, it's in the form of stock in the company, which puts the ball in his corner to make the company perform, in order to get the maximum benefit for himself. What's wrong with that? Much of it is performance based. He's getting it because they have confidence that he will make things happen. If he doesn't, then he shouldn't get it. It's not the same as increasing his take-home 11 times, which is how they make it sound. The stock has to increase in value for him to get most of it. I think I'd still like to walk behind him with a wheelbarrow, though, in case he drops some.
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Dude should think about buying some new clothes. I've been better dressed guys at the Bowling Alley. Maybe that will inspire Pearl Jam to do likewise. I don't know what it is about Seattle Fashion, but it ain't working. Especially on Middle Age White Guys.
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I can't help but wonder what he would be paid if the general ideas about the principles behind Billy Beane's "Moneyball" were applied to the CEO's of big corporations. I have no doubt that he and other big CEO's have some skills and insights and knowledge that are valuable. But is it possible that a corporation be better off hiring a couple of experienced "journeymen", and letting them share job duties/play as a platoon, and paying them less overall? I have to think "yes". Just IMO, of course.
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OK, but maybe I'm confused. Paragraph 2 calls it "granted" while paragreaph 4 says he must perform. However you interpret that, thank for the clarification.
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Last edited by Dirk Hofman; 10-22-2014 at 04:23 PM. |
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The only CEO's salaries I have a problem with are mega-insurance company CEO's. Underpay those who provide the service so they can complicate, shuffle unnecessary paperwork, and overprice healthcare. Microsoft can pay him a billion a year, I don't care.
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What was the total earnings of everyone who works for him?
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Stock brokers and insurance companies do not fall into that category, H |
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That's a lot of guitars, huh?
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There should be way more wealth imbalance, overall , and maybe enough of us average schmucks will die off from disease or starvation so that the tenth or hundredth percenters can finally live the way they deserve to , without all the little people griping and moaning. Not that they listen anyway.
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It's a private company, so they can pay him whatever they want. Those who don't agree are free to shop elsewhere, or start up their own computer and software company.
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