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And yet when it comes time to discuss his pay, I'm sure the CEO does not describe himself as "not engendering loyalty."
by Talanes 7y ago
And yet when it comes time to discuss his pay, I'm sure the CEO does not describe himself as "not engendering loyalty."
- zrobotics 7y agoOh, he is very much of the Reagan school and thinks that he has earned it. Like I said, I lean libertarian, but flashy displays of wealth are IMO tacky. It's worse when you are flexing on CSRs that make $12/hr. Our CEO has made displays of how much money he has on the floor, and he seems to think it will motivate them. Not my department, but I can understand why the customer service managers are pissed off by that. They have enough trouble with retention. It is somewhat disgusting to see a multimillionaire lord his wealth over people making barely over minimum wage. I know these folks, some of them are check-to-check. Answering emails is a horrible job, I wouldn't do it for $100/hr. That additional abuse is unwarranted.