I really want to say Tim Cook gets it. But the cynic in me just doesn't buy that he's doing it for altruistic reasons.
Whatever the reasons are, this is a good gesture and I'm sure employees "on the bubble" appreciate it.
Whatever the reasons are, this is a good gesture and I'm sure employees "on the bubble" appreciate it.
I really want to say Tim Cook gets it. But the cynic in me just doesn't buy that he's doing it for altruistic reasons.
Yes and no. I mean of course he wants more money. But this makes him look good to both his employees and his shareholders. However he seems to have brought a more Japanese philosophy to the company. In Japan it is common for the executives to take pay cuts before even considering letting go workers.
Yes and no. I mean of course he wants more money. But this makes him look good to both his employees and his shareholders. However he seems to have brought a more Japanese philosophy to the company. In Japan it is common for the executives to take pay cuts before even considering letting go workers.
Yup, Iwata at Nintendo did the same thing.Yes and no. I mean of course he wants more money. But this makes him look good to both his employees and his shareholders. However he seems to have brought a more Japanese philosophy to the company. In Japan it is common for the executives to take pay cuts before even considering letting go workers.
While other companies are laying off tens of thousands of workers, Apple CEO Tim Cook requested a 40% reduction in his salary. Enough to pay over 1000 $50K/year jobs.
Apple has 1,000 janitors?
Apple has 1,000 janitors?
As long as it doesn’t prevent scooby from watching the Wild and Gophers and getting all depressed
Death to the RSNs. Be like MLS, put the games on a streaming service with no blackouts.