Inventing what becomes a billion dollar technology doesn't mean generating a billion dollars in revenue. Nothing comes to mind where an individual wasn't genero

Inventing what becomes a billion dollar technology doesn't mean generating a billion dollars in revenue. Nothing comes to mind where an individual wasn't generously compensated when they start to finish took an invention and built a billion dollar industry. There are also employees who have gotten significant amounts of money in return. Maybe it is the way I'm wired but every day I see tasks to reduce operating costs. A lot of those tasks are not giant savings, couple thousand a month here, there, and all sudden we've hit $1 mln/year. I have a growing list of things that I'll never be able to finish even if I spend my entire life at this company. What stops you from identifying problems and solving them?