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You are so close to seeing the point. Tim Cook can't make and sell iPhones by himself. The C-Suite can't do it by themselves. Management can't do it. The desig
by henryfjordan 5y ago
You are so close to seeing the point.
Tim Cook can't make and sell iPhones by himself. The C-Suite can't do it by themselves. Management can't do it. The designers can't do it. It's not until you consider the whole team, including store employees and assembly line workers that Apple can produce iPhones. It takes the WHOLE team.
Why is 1 member of a team of people who all have to work together to achieve their shared goal paid 1400x more than average? Does that seem fair?
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- microtherion 5y agoFirst of all, the 1400x is a miscalculation, because it attributes a sum to be earned out over many years to a single year. Yes, it takes tens of thousands of people to design, make and sell Apple's products. Tim would be the first to acknowledge that. Does this mean that each of them is equally valuable to the company and equally hard to replace? No. (Which is not a statement about their worth as _human beings_, mind you).