zalinda
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Fri Aug-19-11 11:47 AM
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| 6. Actually, one of these is totally wrong. |
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CEO's do not assume risk. They are just doing a job. If the company has an owner, then he/she assumes the risk, which is quite different from CEO's.
CEO's get paid the way they do, because other CEO's sit on the board. There was a graphic that was posted a while ago, where all the board members from some of the top companies were named. If this had been a family tree, it would have shown a lot of inbreeding. It is not uncommon for some CEO to be on the board of directors of 3 or 4 other companies. So to deny a pay raise or bonus for a CEO when you are on the board, would mean that when you want a raise or bonus, it may be denied. It's a big circle jerk and no one assumes any risk.
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