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CEO salary is public in public companies, because they work for shareholders (who are the general public).
by jimbobimbo 9y ago
CEO salary is public in public companies, because they work for shareholders (who are the general public).
- maxxxxx 9y agoI work for shareholders too and I am not even allowed to publish my salary.
- jimbobimbo 9y agoI highly doubt that your paygrade/position is anywhere near the level, where public shareholders would care.
- maxxxxx 9y agoWhere is the cutoff? If shareholders care about the CEO salary they also should care how much 20000 people like me make.
- jimbobimbo 9y agoShareholders hire CxO level people to deal with day-to-day minutiae of running the company. There're other metrics (see SEC filings) that help shareholders gauge whether CxO people are doing their job.
- JumpCrisscross 9y ago> Where is the cutoff? Where the Board stops hiring and delegates to management.
- ballenf 9y agoWent to your profile out of curiosity to see if your employer is public. The linked site in your profile is... odd. Has the site been compromised or am I missing the joke?