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Would love to see the compensation their board members and execs are claiming.
by petagonoral 7y ago
Would love to see the compensation their board members and execs are claiming.
- falcolas 7y ago""" For VPs and above, we benchmark compensation against a blended peer group comprised of 70% similarly-sized public and private tech companies and 30% non-profit organizations. This approach serves to reinforce our mission-first orientation. Consistent with market best practice, at least 70% of compensation for senior leadership is “at risk” and tied to individual and company performance. """ The CEO (Mitchell Baker) made around $2.3M in 2017.
- riffraff 7y agogiven the lackluster performance of firefox in recent years, and 70% being performance based, how has this number gone up? ($2.5M in 2018)
- throw16012020 7y agoFor the past couple of years the main measurable objective has been the second derivative of Firefox market share, ie. just slowing down the bleed was enough to get 100% (or over 100%) company performance based bonuses.
- throwawayjava 7y agoBecause the benchmark went up.
- mozcomp 7y agoBecause the Mozilla Foundation is a non-profit, this information is public, at least partially! The latest numbers are from 2018. https://assets.mozilla.net/annualreport/2018/mozilla-2018-form-990.pdf https://assets.mozilla.net/annualreport/2018/mozilla-2018-fo... Check out page 7.
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