This always gets me. Executive "responsibility" in cases like this is ballooning wealth as a result of the too-rapid growth, and then a further increase when t

This always gets me. Executive "responsibility" in cases like this is ballooning wealth as a result of the too-rapid growth, and then a further increase when the stock pops as a result of the layoff announcement. A stock gain of currently $2.71/share means Benioff is almost $71 million richer (in unrealized gains).