It’d be cool to never be held accountable for bad business moves, but we also know that layoffs are celebrated by Wall Street for cutting costs.
this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2024
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On the one hand, Nadella has, in my opinion, saved Microsoft. They were on a downward spiral right before he took over. On the other hand, nothing justifies a $79.1MM salary. That is grotesque.
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Interesting... So according to this ign most of that was awarded in stock. It kind of solidifies the comments about making money for the share holders by cutting costs. Was gonna say would be nice for us peasants to be awarded in stock but then I would feel like crap if I'd get ton of money while others lost their job.
Come on guys, you can't expect them to take care of their CEO and their employees.
Wow, the price of a soul went up 63%.
Can't he get the extremely terrible way of grabbing focus and changing z-order fixed? That would be great..
Sorry, that would mean prioritizing something that doesn't directly increase executive pay in the short term.
Curious about this - you mean in Windows? What's the solution as you see it?
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Yeah but those layoffs saved a LOT of money! /s
With all the suffering that they've been inflicting upon Windows serfs, he's more than earned it. If it were up to me, I'd up his pay tenfold. I can't wait to see what MS has in store for the tech cattle in 2025!
CEO (and really the whole executive committee and board of directors) is beholden to the shareholders, not the employees. Employees are not only an expense, but the largest expense a company has.
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