Can you even read my responses? Ceo impact is a rounding error this isnt debatable its empirical fact.

If you pay 20k for a piece of dog shit it doesn't suddenly make the dog shit more valuable.

It must be worth it to someone or they wouldn't pay it. You don't get to decide what is worthwhile to others.

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As a guy who prefers an affordable supercab truck with 6.5' box, I fucking hate how everything is moving to $75,000 limousines with a tiny half box.

Not worth it to anyone. There have literally been studies that show ceo impact is basically a statistical error. They basically do nothing. The only reason they are massively overpaid is because they are budies with the boards which often consists of other ceos and rich people.

Not worth it to you maybe, but if it's not your company your opinion doesn't matter

You may not think they are that valuable, but if it isn't your company your opinion doesn't matter.

No, instead focus on blaming others for your misery

"How dare you question my outrage!" - every child in an adult body on this sub

If you don't like it don't work there

The market doesn't determine anything. It's such a cop out. They arent worth it there is nearly zero impact.

It does scale with the lowest paid worker.

So the CEO of a 100 person company would be paid the same as the CEO of a 100,000 person company? It would need to scale somehow.

How long did comps prep take you?

End of the day, American workers and voters have got to stand up and do what the French are doing now. But the elites are too good at dividing them with racial, gender, class division smoke and mirrors (not saying that discrimination doesn't exist but they leverage it with media etc to distract us)

You are right!! Don’t tell my finance professor! I meant tos at Class A 😂

Preferred stock usually has no voting rights, just a greater claim on assets and dividends. Typically Class A shares would have more voting rights than other shares in a dual-class structure.

Almost _ any _ company

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I did the genre selection myself—out of curiosity, what did you hate about it?

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Love your graph! I hate your genre selection (or is it Amazon's?) with a fiery passion...

The company was found in 2003, Musk entered in 2004.

He is a fundamental part of Telsa history and he is legally a founder and was CEO for most of the company years.

People just hating for no reason.

What company?

To be fair they are running much bigger businesses nowadays than in the 70s.