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- Subject: RE: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] too much is too much for our richest CEOs
- From: "Nowlin, Dan" <EMAIL:PROTECTED>
- Date: Fri, 5 Jan 2007 01:37:23 -0600
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I would settle for being a rockstar. Right now I am a
DataCenter Tech. More CEO's in the US then DataCenter
Tech's......
Daniel Nowlin
IATS Datacenter
Yeah, that is the difference between having pretty standard skillsets
that a great many other people have, and having a skillset that very few have.
Face it, there are more rockstars in the world than their are CEOs of
companies with more than 38 billion in assets.
Home Depot ranks 72 on the Forbes top list. When 87 billion in market
value is at stake, 210 million becomes chump change.
On 1/4/07, Nowlin,
Dan <EMAIL:PROTECTED>
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$210
Mill for getting fired. Man, I need to find a job like that.
Every time I have been fired I have been lucky if I get unemployment.
Daniel Nowlin
IATS Datacenter
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Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 12:57 AM
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Subject: Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] too much
is too much for our richest CEOs
I am not sure I totally agree with you but I think I do.
The point here is these compensation packages are put together by
those very people who are firing him. I am sure they go through a lot of
negotiation to get to that point with a good portion of the buyout
negotiation taking place before a contract is accepted.
Of course the person claiming to be "aghast" is not one of those
making that decision.
I really don't see the Home Depot board being all that concerned
about the pay for the CEO, I see them being concerned with return on
investment. This is something that every business
considers. Excepting education and government employees, those people
who are not performing their job up to standard are in danger of losing
their job. This is what has happened with this CEO.
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