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That waterfront home in The Hamptons and Fifth Ave penthouse in Manhattan aren't cheap. The poor guy has major obligations.Really tough. How will he get by?
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon gets 29% pay cut to $25 million after tough year
While the bank was hit by industrywide slowdowns in capital markets activity last year, CEO David Solomon also faced his own set of issues.
You think it's not happening already?
Literally, do you really wish to undertake your response.
Obviously, do you believe the hierarchy of a company receives payment based on hourly based wages?
“I’m out! Yea, I am out of the contest!” “You better watch, she’s gonna get you next!”
Not the point. I couldn’t figure out why he needed $2 mil a year to live in Williamson WV
Wealth/Income envy is rather juvenile.Really tough. How will he get by?
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon gets 29% pay cut to $25 million after tough year
While the bank was hit by industrywide slowdowns in capital markets activity last year, CEO David Solomon also faced his own set of issues.
When you have a job where you are responsible for hundreds of billions of dollars than you can make as much as him.
Looking at his firm’s recent performance vs some competitors, his pay is likely in the ballpark of where it should be.
Something is wrong with us when people get paid like that to move money around and make others money, yet teachers get paid so modestly.
Nothing wrong…teachers don’t really have a skill set that few possess.
Plenty of people have very unique skill sets that few possess and don't paid like that. His skill just happens to be making wealthy people wealthier. Would be nice if compensation was more commensurate to the good that one brings to the world.
I’m sure the people he’s making money for think he’s bringing a lot of good to the world. I also know a lot of teachers who bring very little to the world. A unique skill set has to bring value to people to get paid like that.
Unlike a tenured teacher, this guy can be fired for poor job performance.
And unlike a tenured teacher, he and generations of his family won't have to work anyway.
LMAO...I wish someone would have parachuted your *** into some of the classes I had to teach...
He's also responsible for over 40 thousand employees who depend on their jobs for a living and a way to support their families. If he doesn't perform, he's out. Tenured teachers can be lousy and can never be fired. That's wrong too.
So what special skill set did you have that very few others have?
Apparently not the skill of driving earnings down 48% this year, resulting in 4000 layoffs.
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So every teacher has 100% success rate with every student they teach every year? Bad years happen.
