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It matters very little if he is on the whole "a good person" (I make no claim one way or the other). What is interesting to most including myself is how his 70k
by timbuckley 11y ago
It matters very little if he is on the whole "a good person" (I make no claim one way or the other). What is interesting to most including myself is how his 70k minimum salary works for the company.
That act alone, whatever the reason, is likely a "good" thing in that he is sacrificing his own income to help others less fortunate for himself. If there are ulterior motives, or if he has had a lifetime of bad deeds until now I'm not terribly interested.
- whatok 11y agoCan't say for certain without seeing the financials but having the real reason for pay increases raises red flags for me. I view it as a short-term gamble that could potentially lead to future layoffs/bankruptcy. In a worst case scenario, would it still be okay to you if the pay increases were granted because of personal circumstance and later led to people losing their jobs?