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Jeff Bezos is a bad example for the point you're trying to make. He's worth that because he held (and built) an asset that increased massively in value over the
by kanyethegreat 6y ago
Jeff Bezos is a bad example for the point you're trying to make. He's worth that because he held (and built) an asset that increased massively in value over the past ~30 years. Not because his comp was too high.
- generalk 6y agoBezos' asset wouldn't have increased in value so massively if he'd done things like paid his warehouse workers living wages. It's not compensation in the "the company paid for my time" sense, but it sure affects the decisions that he makes as CEO. (But yeah, for the original point about compensation, Bezos perhaps was a poor choice. I'm rolling with that decision.)