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How big are you talking? I know my CEO. But at 10k we aren't "big" compared to Microsoft or Apple.
by Forge36 10y ago
How big are you talking? I know my CEO. But at 10k we aren't "big" compared to Microsoft or Apple.
- theandrewbailey 10y agoI worked at two companies not even half that size, and I don't think I ever saw CEOs. I don't remember any names, and I don't think I ever knew them.
- saiya-jin 10y agoI presume he meant personally, anybody can look into internal HR app (most companies have those, including photos)
- hnal943 10y agobut you know the CEOs for Microsoft and Apple and you don't even work there. The bigger the company, the more visible the CEO, not less.
- nickpsecurity 10y agoIt's opposite in my company. It's a Fortune 100 company where almost nobody knows the CEO since we never see him, rarely hear from him, and don't care since he has little impact. The workers, from offices to production, run our company with senior management just taking credit for or higher pay from all that. CEO showed up once for some red carpet treatment, speeches, and food but that's it.
- jonwachob91 10y agoThen why not leave? If you are really producing the effort that makes the company successful I'm sure you could easily get a job somewhere else that'll pay you better and give you better support from up top...
- nickpsecurity 10y agoOverqualified or underqualified most local firms say. My area has few jobs. Just hard to transition. Ill probably move haha.