Also, the plural of “Pokémon” is “Pokémon”. It’s like deer.

Seriously what's the difference between a $24B vs a $4B net worth? You could never spend either amount in a lifetime, and your heirs are going to be wealthy for several generations.

I see, thanks for the explanation, I appreciate it

Most companies pay CEOs in the form of stock options after $1 million in salary. This is due to a law from the 1990s which encouraged companies to reward CEOs that perform well. Since stock value is one metric to see how well a CEO is doing, they are paid in stock, and taxed much less than if they had paid in salary. I googled it and it seems that Yuan's pay in 2021 was around $14 million.

I'm not sure why this graph doesn't show that. Maybe it's Zoom PR.

It may be to avoid taxes while seeming benevolent! Relevant investigative report from 2021: https://www.propublica.org/article/the-secret-irs-files-trove-of-never-before-seen-records-reveal-how-the-wealthiest-avoid-income-tax

Looks to have been $800k last year and about $600k the year before that.

It was just how ceo pay after 1mil… it just doesn’t read well. I worked it out after reading a few more times. A CEO’s pay…/After 1 mil a CEO’s pay is in stock… I genuinely just wanted to understand your sentence. Follow up, is that a Zoom corporate policy or something widely practiced?

But it's the kind of thing people have been asking of their leadership in other tech companies to do? to make some sort of sacrifice to indicate that they are sharing in the hurt that other employees are going through even if it's obviously not in the same magnitude?

I mean would you rather they give up nothing like the other tech CEOs?

Which part of my comment did you not understand?

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It’s very educational, sometimes toxic , but educational.

No. I already hate working. I don't need those assholes making me like work, just because of how they are.

Untrue. Say you own 24billion dollars worth of pokemon cards. Federal regulations will only allow you to sell a small portion of that at a time, and it takes several months to liquidate.

Grocery stores don't take pokemon cards as cash so the cash salary is still meaningful

I think people want more than a million from billionaires.

hmm. servers do cost money. and i do open up reddit whenever i have down time. i dont go out of my way to use the site though. but if i have a problem or wana search something up, i go to reddit , not google. i like getting answers from real people.

Can you reword this please. The grammar doesn’t really come through.

Yeah, people who are billionaires equally won't care about a million. Doesn't mean all CEOs will work "for free". You gonna work 80 hours for control?

Not sure why you’re getting downvoted, but he really did went out and set his own vision after Cisco leadership rejected his idea for WebEx, despite him being one of the first employees when it was a startup.

The more competition we have, the better.

I don’t even understand Reddit. When Iwata Satoru, the CEO of Nintendo, took a pay cut after the Wii U flopped, everyone praised him. And yet here we are…

Not saying he deserves more though.

I’m complicit, I don’t mind buying coins every now and then. One reason being the camaraderie and entertainment Reddit provides. You can view it as supporting a platform. It costs money to have apps and websites exist. It’s funny Reddit likes anti work but really needs people to work so they can buy imaginary currency. Having income and zero children makes it easy to toss a few bones lol

This graph is wrong. CEO pay after $1 million is in stock. And this isn't showing that.

This isn't actuallly showing his bonus.

Also possibly COVID and fear of transit.

Belfast has George Best Airport, but again it’s quite small

I believe Robin Hood Airport is closed?

I used a matrix to create this (also called an adjacency list). The program is called Gephi (it is free) and has a similar layout to Power BI/Tableau. Has a slight learning curve

Nice, now that he has more money than any human being could ever need for the rest of his life he should continue to take the same pay cut and donate all of it from his company to the workers of the company and unions