CEOs are taking 650 times the risk. Their entire life and reputation is hinged on that company. That’s it. Not so for the vast majority of wage workers.

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2024-12-14 20:18

CEOs are taking 650 times the risk. Their entire life and reputation is hinged on that company. That’s it. Not so for the vast majority of wage workers.

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9 分鐘內	ronnie d. bush _just_meh_be	Proove it.
23 分鐘內	Jon Deloney dynastyjd	lies! CEO’s are appointed. Owners/Founders take the risk. But CEOs often times get fired or do malicious things and move on to the next company and seven figure salary
一小時內	Rachel hotelyorba_	How do I laugh react something on threads
5 小時內	Amber ambercoloredhoney	No they’re not. They aren’t taking that much risk, especially the billionaires. Do you understand how much money a billion dollars is? Even if Tesla were to crash and burn tomorrow, Elon Musk would still be in the 1%. The people taking the most risk are the employees.
7 小時內	Jessie purpletearat	were the CEOs the ones checking people out and getting berated constantly for basic safety precautions when COVID cases were through the roof? it was the low wage workers taking that risk, not any executives
9 小時內	Dan Sieg 📍 thatmarketingdan	Quantity this. Please and thanks. 19x the risk seems more than fair.
11 小時內	Iilli Gilli i7377377i	Uh, stellantis ceo just resigned after flushing the company down the toilet... The guy took no risk at al,l he's still set for life😭
11 小時內	Meredith Griffiths merradethjamrag	Oh pleas pleas me
13 小時內	officaldaniella	That is absolute bullshit… if that were the case Donald Trump would have never had another job after his first (of many many) companies failed.
14 小時內	Steven Weir stevenweir76	It's risky? 44% of billionaires inherited it. The others had means because they weren't impoverished and the system allows exploitation of taxes for millionaires. The jig is up.