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He will remain as an "advisor" to Alphabet. That's an honorary position if I've ever heard of one.
by c-slice 10y ago
He will remain as an "advisor" to Alphabet. That's an honorary position if I've ever heard of one.
- gregdoesit 10y agoThis will likely mean he gets to keep his invested shares.
- hkmurakami 10y agoinvested shares or non-vested shares? (I'm assuming you mean the latter, and in that case you are right -- that will make a huge difference)
- RankingMember 10y agoYep, definitely looks like a face-saving maneuver. <Tony> "Hey Lar I can at least call you every now and then still, right?" <Larry> "uh ok". adds "Senior Advisor to Alphabet/Google" to LinkedIn profile
- rdtsc 10y agoWell it has the word Senior in it, so it seems like an important position /s
- niccaluim 10y agoSo many people did this at one company I worked for that it became something of a joke for low-level employees to say they were "staying on as an advisor" when they left.
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