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You are not addressing the most important point: Why do you want a CEO of a company who has investors' money, employee's livelihoods and the possibility to imp

You are not addressing the most important point: Why do you want a CEO of a company who has investors' money, employee's livelihoods and the possibility to improve the world living with roommates, cooking his/her own food to save money, and wasting time when that CEO could be 100% focused on the business? I'm not advocating we pay him/her $500,000/year, but $150,000 is very fair.

philwelch 15y ago
My criticism is with people who say 150k is too little. I think it's a fair ceiling.
- wtvanhest 15y ago
  Understood. In most cases that is more than enough, I could imagine scenarios where it wouldn't be.