It makes me a little bit ill that this guy gets paid $50k for a single speaking gig.
Even we assume that those speaking events are net profitable fundraisers (an assumption I sincerely doubt), I have to question a system that pays anyone a third of a year's salary (in San Francisco) for a single evening of work. How many employees could have been retained last year by not paying this guy to expound upon tired clichés over rubber chicken?
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[ 6.2 ms ] story [ 14.3 ms ] threadEven we assume that those speaking events are net profitable fundraisers (an assumption I sincerely doubt), I have to question a system that pays anyone a third of a year's salary (in San Francisco) for a single evening of work. How many employees could have been retained last year by not paying this guy to expound upon tired clichés over rubber chicken?