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Stock is generally viewed as part of compensation, no-one's talking purely about salary here and the higher you go on the corporate ladder, the less important s
by grey-area 13y ago
Stock is generally viewed as part of compensation, no-one's talking purely about salary here and the higher you go on the corporate ladder, the less important salary becomes.
- colechristensen 13y agoI'm well aware. He wasn't compensated with stock, options, or any other sort of payment. After 2003 Apple gave him nothing besides travel expenses.
- grey-area 13y agoThanks, I wasn't aware of that, however he did receive $74.75 million in stock in 2003, which was worth a lot of money, and the travel expenses included a $90 million jet! So he received a lot of compensation in kind (and was probably worth it to Apple).