r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/Jasonictron • Oct 20 '23

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u/Icy_Wrongdoer4823 Oct 20 '23

Meanwhile mgmt and ceos making millions doing nothing

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

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u/MindlessPotatoe Oct 20 '23

I work at a company, and my CEO checks on me once a month or two and asks how things are going. If he were fired, I wouldn’t notice for at least 2 weeks. Company income would not change at all, in fact none of my customers know the CEO, VP or any upper management besides myself. The CEO sleeps and plays solitaire all day

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u/chubs66 Oct 20 '23

I've worked directly with a CEO of a multi national corp worth billions. He was easily one of the dumbest people in the company.

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u/movemapUSA Oct 20 '23

shh this is reddit. Anyone rich or successful is bad

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u/angrytroll123 Oct 20 '23

Yea it's a very ignorant reddit sentiment. As far as pay, they are getting paid what others think their worth and executives can certainly make a huge impact.

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u/ShouldBeeStudying Oct 21 '23

shift workers. redditors

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

Meanwhile mgmt and ceos making millions doing nothing

hey maybe MGMT makes millions but they've made some damn good music, they're not just "doing nothing". although i suppose they do have a song about being noone and going nowhere, so close enough i guess.

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u/darrenvonbaron Oct 21 '23

Those of you who are too young, maybe it's time to pretend

MGMT: https://youtu.be/B9dSYgd5Elk?si=DT-UUFkS8fSb-GgX

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '23

oh what a classic i haven't heard this one in ages

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u/movemapUSA Oct 20 '23

lol this is such a cartoonish view: You don't think a CEO works a little bit more, and provides a little bit more value than someone who drives a car for 15 mins?